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 correctly uses the present continuous to indicate a future arrangement?

I am going to meet my friend at 5 PM.

I am meeting my friend at 5 PM.

I meet my friend at 5 PM.

I will meet my friend at 5 PM.

None

Option C uses the present continuous to indicate a future arrangement. Option A uses 'will' which is more common for predictions or spontaneous decisions. Option B uses 'going to', which is for plans, but not arrangements. Option D incorrectly uses present simple.

Which sentence uses 'will' to express a prediction?

I am going to see a movie tonight.

I see a movie tonight.

I am seeing a movie tonight.

I will see a movie tonight.

None

Option B uses 'will' to express a prediction about the future. Option A uses 'going to' for a plan. Option C uses present continuous for a fixed arrangement. Option D incorrectly uses present simple.

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