Zukunftspläne im Englischen: Interaktive Übungen für Klasse 10 Hauptschule

Question 1

In English, which of the following is the grammatically correct way to express future plans using the 'going to' tense?

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I'm going to the store.

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I will go to the store.

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I'm will go to the store.

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I will going to the store.

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT a common usage of the 'going to' future tense in English?

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Describing past habits.

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Expressing intentions or plans.

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Making predictions based on present evidence.

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Expressing promises or threats.

Question 3

Translate the following sentence into English using the 'going to' future tense: "Ich gehe morgen ins Kino."

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I'm going to the cinema tomorrow.

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I will go to the cinema tomorrow.

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I am going to go to the cinema tomorrow.

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I will going to the cinema tomorrow.

Question 4

In English, what is the passive form of the sentence: "We are going to build a new house."?

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A new house is going to be built by us.

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A new house will be built by us.

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We are going to be built a new house.

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A new house is being built by us.

Question 5

In English, which of the following options correctly expresses a future habit or routine using the 'going to' future tense?

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I am going to study every day.

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I will study every day.

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I study every day.

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I will be studying every day.

Question 6

What is the primary function of the word 'probably' when used with the 'going to' future tense in English?

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To decrease the certainty of a prediction.

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To increase the certainty of a prediction.

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To express a wish.

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To indicate an obligation.

Question 7

Which form of 'going to' is used for the first person singular (I)?

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am going to

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are going to

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is going to

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will go

Question 8

Which of the following sentences uses 'going to' correctly to express a future plan?

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I am going to study for my exam tomorrow.

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I go to the store later.

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I will be going to Berlin next week.

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I will go home now.

Question 9

Which of the following is a valid reason for using 'going to' instead of 'will'?

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To make a prediction based on current evidence

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To express a strong determination

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To make a request or offer

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To describe a habit or routine

Question 10

Complete the sentence: 'I __________ to the party on Saturday.'

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am going

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is going

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are going

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will go

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT a typical use of 'going to' for expressing future plans?

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Expressing hopes and dreams

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Scheduled events

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Predictions based on current evidence

Question 12

Which of the following sentences expresses a strong intention?

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I'm definitely going to finish my homework.

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I think I might go to the cinema.

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I'll probably meet my friends later.

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I'm not sure if I can make it.

Question 13

Which of the following is NOT a synonym for 'going to'?

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shall

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intend to

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be about to

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plan to

Question 14

What is the question form of 'I'm going to the park'?

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Am I going to the park?

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Where am I going to the park?

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Why am I going to the park?

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I'm going to the park?

Question 15

What is the main purpose of using 'going to' in English?

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To show future intentions

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To express past events

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To give commands

Question 16

Which word is a synonym for 'going to'?

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Will

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Can

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May

Question 17

In which situation would it be appropriate to use 'going to'?

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When making a promise

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When describing a daily routine

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When making a weather prediction

Question 18

Which of these sentences is grammatically correct?

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I'm gonna go to the store.

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I going to the store.

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I go to the store.

Question 19

Which sentence structure is correct for expressing future plans using 'going to'?

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Subject + going to + infinitive

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Going to + subject + infinitive

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Subject + will + going to + infinitive

Question 20

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

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I am going to finish school next year.

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I am going finish school next year.

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I will going to finish school next year.

Question 21

Which of the following expressions is NOT used to talk about future intentions?

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I hope to

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I am planning to

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I intend to

Question 22

What is the meaning of the following sentence: 'She is going to become a doctor.'?

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She has decided to study medicine.

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She has the potential to become a doctor.

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She is currently working as a doctor.

Question 23

Which form of 'going to' is correct for the sentence: 'We _____ meet our friends tomorrow.'?

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are going to

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is going to

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will

Question 24

What is the main difference between 'going to' and 'will'?

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'Going to' expresses a decision, while 'will' expresses a prediction.

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Both 'going to' and 'will' can be used to express predictions.

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There is no difference between 'going to' and 'will'.

Question 25

Which sentence uses 'going to' correctly to express an intention?

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I am going to visit my grandparents this weekend.

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I will visit my grandparents this weekend.

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I am visiting my grandparents this weekend.

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I will be visiting my grandparents this weekend.

Question 26

Which sentence uses 'going to' correctly to express a prediction?

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It's going to rain tomorrow.

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It will rain tomorrow.

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It rains tomorrow.

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It will be raining tomorrow.

Question 27

Which sentence correctly uses 'going to' to express an offer?

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I'm going to help you with your homework.

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I will help you with your homework.

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I am helping you with your homework.

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I will be helping you with your homework.

Question 28

Which sentence correctly uses 'going to' to express a threat?

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I'm going to tell your parents if you don't stop misbehaving.

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I will tell your parents if you don't stop misbehaving.

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I am telling your parents if you don't stop misbehaving.

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I will be telling your parents if you don't stop misbehaving.

Question 29

Which option is the correct short form of 'going to'?

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Gonna

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Will

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Intend

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Plan

Question 30

Which sentence correctly uses 'going to' to express a certainty?

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The sun is going to rise tomorrow.

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The sun will rise tomorrow.

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The sun rises tomorrow.

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The sun will be rising tomorrow.

Question 31

Which of the following is the correct form of 'going to' for the first person singular?

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I'm going to

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I am

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I am will

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I will

Question 32

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'going to' to express a future intention?

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I'm going to visit my grandparents next week.

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I am going visit my grandparents next week.

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I will visiting my grandparents next week.

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I visit my grandparents next week.

Question 33

What is the negative form of 'going to'?

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I'm not going to

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I am not going

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I will not

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I'm not

Question 34

Which of the following is a realistic future plan?

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I'm going to study for my exam.

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I'm going to win the lottery.

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I'm going to travel to Mars.

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I'm going to become a millionaire.

Question 35

What is the question form of 'He's going to eat dinner.'?

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Is he going to eat dinner?

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Will he going to eat dinner?

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He will going to eat dinner?

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He's going to eat dinner?

Question 36

Which of the following sentences uses 'going to' to express a prediction?

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It's going to rain tomorrow.

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She's going to be a doctor.

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I'm going to go to the store.

Question 37

What is the short form of 'We are going to'?

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We're going to

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We go to

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We will go

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We're gone

Question 38

What is the key difference between 'going to' and 'will'?

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'Going to' implies a planned or intended action, while 'will' is used for predictions, promises, or spontaneous decisions.

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'Going to' is used for future actions, while 'will' is for present actions.

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'Going to' is more formal than 'will'.

Question 39

Which sentence correctly uses 'going to' to express a future intention?

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I'm going to visit my grandmother next week.

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I am visiting my grandmother this week.

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I will visit my grandmother next week.

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I visited my grandmother last week.

Question 40

What is the negative form of 'I'm going to eat pizza'?

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I'm not going to eat pizza.

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I don't going to eat pizza.

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I am not eating pizza.

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I'm going to not eat pizza.

Question 41

Complete the sentence: 'My friends and I _______ to the cinema on Saturday.'

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are going to go

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are going

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will going

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will go

Question 42

What is the best way to ask about someone's future plans?

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What are you going to do tomorrow?

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What you do tomorrow?

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What will you do tomorrow?

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What you are going to do tomorrow?

Question 43

Choose the sentence that expresses a prediction based on evidence:

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It's going to rain. Look at those dark clouds.

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It rains a lot here.

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It rained yesterday.

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It will rain tomorrow.

Question 44

Which sentence describes a spontaneous decision?

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I'm going to have a coffee. I'm feeling tired.

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I had coffee yesterday.

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I always have coffee in the morning.

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I'll have a coffee tomorrow.

Question 45

Complete the dialogue:  "Where are you going?"  "_______ to the library."

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I'm going

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I am going

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I will go

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I go

Question 46

Which sentence correctly uses 'going to' in the context of a future event?

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The school is going to have a talent show next month.

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The school will have a talent show next month.

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The school has a talent show next month.

Question 47

Choose the sentence that expresses a plan made in advance:

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We're going to visit Berlin next summer.

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We're going to visit the museum now.

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We'll visit the museum tomorrow.

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We visited Berlin last year.

Question 48

Which sentence uses 'going to' to express a firm decision?

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I'm going to learn how to play the guitar.

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I will learn how to play the guitar.

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I'm learning how to play the guitar.

Question 49

I _________ finish my homework by tonight.

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am going to

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going

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will go

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will

Question 50

She _________ to London next week.

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is going

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goes

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will go

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go

Question 51

We _________ a test tomorrow.

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are going to have

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are having

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will have

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have

Question 52

I think it _________ rain later.

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is going to

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is

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rains

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will

Question 53

The train _________ at 8:00 AM.

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is going to leave

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will leave

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leaves

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leave

Question 54

Choose the correct sentence:

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I am going to finish my homework soon.

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I will finish my homework soon.

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I finish my homework soon.

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I will be finishing my homework soon.

Question 55

Read the sentence and choose the correct option: 'We _________ a party next weekend.'

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are going to have

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will have

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are having

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have

Question 56

The weather forecast says it _________ sunny tomorrow.

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is going to be

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is

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will be

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will

Question 57

What is the correct way to say "I will visit my grandmother" using the "going to" structure?

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I'm going to visit my grandmother.

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I am visiting my grandmother.

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I will going to visit my grandmother.

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I go to visit my grandmother.

Question 58

Which sentence expresses a future intention?

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I'm going to buy a new bike next week.

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I bought a new bike last week.

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I have a new bike.

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I like my new bike.

Question 59

What is the correct way to complete the sentence: "We ______ to the cinema tonight." ?

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are going

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will go

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went

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go

Question 60

Which sentence uses the "going to" structure correctly?

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She's going to study medicine after school.

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She is study medicine after school.

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She will to study medicine after school.

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She will studies medicine after school.

Question 61

What is the difference between "I will go" and "I am going to go"?

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"I am going to go" emphasizes a planned intention, while "I will go" is more general.

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"I will go" is used for formal situations, while "I am going to go" is more informal.

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There is no difference, they both express the same future action.

Question 62

Which sentence describes a spontaneous decision?

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I'm going to have a pizza for dinner.

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I'm going to visit my parents next weekend.

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I'm going to study for my exam tomorrow.

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I'm going to work on my project this evening.

Question 63

Complete the sentence: "We ______ to the beach next week."

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are going

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will go

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go

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will going

Question 64

Which sentence expresses a strong intention?

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I'm going to finish this project no matter what.

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I might go to the cinema tomorrow.

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I'm thinking of going on a trip.