Future forms (will/ going to/ present continuous) (Difficult) Quiz

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📝 IELTS – English Grammar – Future forms (will/ going to/ present continuous) – Difficult

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Which sentence uses 'will' for a spontaneous decision?

I will visit my aunt next week.

I visit my aunt next week.

I am going to visit my aunt next week.

I am visiting my aunt next week.

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Option B uses 'will' for a spontaneous decision. Option A suggests a prior plan. Option C uses present continuous for a fixed arrangement. Option D incorrectly uses present simple.

Which sentence correctly uses a future form to express a planned event?

I will visit my grandparents next weekend.

I visit my grandparents next weekend.

I am going to visit my grandparents next weekend.

I will be visiting my grandparents next weekend.

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Option B correctly uses 'going to' to indicate a planned event. Option A is incorrect because 'will' is less commonly used for plans. Option C is incorrect because the present simple is not used for future plans. Option D suggests a future continuous action, which is not necessary for a simple plan.

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