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Are you free tomorrow evening? We ________ (have) a party.
are having
I promise you, I ______ (not tell) anyone your secret.
will not tell / won't tell
The ferry to the island ________ (leave) at 7 p.m.
leaves
To talk about predictions without evidence, hopes, promises or decisions in the moment we use...
Will
To make a prediction based on evidence we see or hear, we use...
Be Going to
I'm busy right now, I ______________ (call) you back in 20 minutes!
will call
Everything is already planned. We _____________ (go) to Greece for Holidays next month.
are going / are going to go
"The train is going to arrive at 9 o'clock tonight." (What tense is it? Correct or not?)
Incorrect - Be Going To (should be Simple Present)
"Don't run! You are going to have an accident!" (What tense is it? Correct or not?)
Correct - Be Going to
"Sorry, I can't see you this weekend because I am visiting my grandparents in Merida." (What tense is it? Correct or not?)
Correct - Present Continuous
"The sky is very dark. I think it will rain." (What tense is it? Correct or not?)
Incorrect - Future will (should be Going to)
"A: Where are you going? B: I will buy something for dinner." (What tense is it? Correct or not?)
Incorrect - Future Will (should be Going to or Present Continuous)
"I'm sorry I made you so angry. I promise I won't do it again." (What tense is it? Correct or not?)
Correct - Future Will
"What time do you finish work on Mondays?" (What tense is it? Correct or not?)
Correct - Simple Present
This future tense refers to timetables and scheduled events and sometimes, it refers to activities that are part of your routine.
Simple Present
This future tense is used to refer to arrangements (very detailed plans). They already have a defined time, place and people involved in them.
Present Continuous


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