Identify the sentence that demonstrates the use of 'be going to' for a planned future event.

• A. I will visit Paris someday.
• B. I visit Paris every year.
• C. I am going to visit Paris next year.
• D. I have visited Paris already.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the future simple to express a general truth about the future.

• A. Winter is coming.
• B. Winter comes every year.
• C. Winter will come eventually.
• D. Winter has come and gone.

Choose the sentence where 'shall' is used correctly in the future simple tense.

• A. You shall go to the store.
• B. He shall help you with that.
• C. They shall arrive tomorrow.
• D. I shall be late for the meeting.

Select the sentence that correctly uses the future simple tense to express an offer.

• A. I am helping you with that.
• B. I help you every day.
• C. I will help you with that.
• D. I have helped you already.

Choose the sentence where 'will' is used to express an intention or plan.

• A. I am visiting my friend.
• B. I visit my friend every week.
• C. I will be visiting my friend.
• D. I have visited my friend already.

Identify the sentence where the future simple is used to express a threat.

• A. I am telling the truth.
• B. I tell the truth always.
• C. I will tell the truth if you don't.
• D. I have told the truth already.

Choose the sentence that uses the future simple correctly to express a request.

• A. Are you helping me?
• B. Do you help me?
• C. Will you help me?
• D. Have you helped me?

Which sentence demonstrates the use of the future simple to express a hope or wish?

• A. I am winning the lottery.
• B. I win the lottery every year in my dreams.
• C. I will win the lottery someday.
• D. I have won the lottery already.

Identify the sentence where the future simple is used to express a rapid decision.

• A. I am having the soup.
• B. I have soup daily.
• C. I will have the soup, then.
• D. I have had the soup already.

Which sentence correctly uses the future simple in a conditional clause (Type 1)?

• A. If it will rain, I would stay home.
• B. If it rains, I will stay home.
• C. If it rained, I would have stayed home.
• D. If it had rained, I would stay home.

Which sentence uses the future simple to express a decision that was made before now?

• A. I am going to buy a car.
• B. I buy a car every year.
• C. I will buy a car.
• D. I have bought a car already.

Which sentence uses the future simple to express a capability or ability in the future?

• A. I am learning to drive.
• B. I learn to drive every day.
• C. I will be able to drive next year.
• D. I have learned to drive already.

Which sentence demonstrates the use of the future simple to make a suggestion or give advice?

• A. Are you trying that?
• B. Do you try that often?
• C. Why don't you try that?
• D. Why won't you try that?

Which of the following sentences demonstrates the use of the future simple tense to express a future fact?

• A. The sun is shining brightly.
• B. The sun shines every day.
• C. The sun will rise tomorrow.
• D. The sun has already set.

Which sentence correctly uses the future simple to state a condition with a result?

• A. If you study, you passed.
• B. If you studied, you would pass.
• C. If you study, you will pass.
• D. If you had studied, you would have passed.

Which sentence correctly uses the future simple to talk about something that is sure to happen?

• A. The sun is rising.
• B. The sun rises every day.
• C. The sun will rise tomorrow morning.
• D. The sun has risen already.

Identify the sentence that uses the future simple correctly to express an opinion about the future.

• A. I think it rains.
• B. I think it is raining.
• C. I think it will rain.
• D. I think it has rained.

Identify the sentence that uses the future simple to express a suggestion.

• A. Are we going now?
• B. Do we go now?
• C. Shall we go now?
• D. Have we gone already?

Choose the sentence where the future simple is used to describe a routine or scheduled event.

• A. The train is arriving now.
• B. The train arrives every hour.
• C. The train will arrive at 6 PM tomorrow.
• D. The train has arrived already.

Which sentence correctly uses the future simple tense to express a prediction?

• A. I am going to visit my grandparents next week.
• B. I visit my grandparents every Sunday.
• C. I will probably rain tomorrow.
• D. I have visited my grandparents already.

Identify the sentence that uses the future simple tense to express a spontaneous decision.

• A. I am going to eat pizza tonight.
• B. I eat pizza every Friday.
• C. I will eat pizza now that you mention it.
• D. I have eaten pizza already.

Which sentence correctly uses the future simple to express doubt or uncertainty?

• A. I am going to go.
• B. I go sometimes.
• C. I don't know if I will go.
• D. I have gone already.

Identify the sentence that uses the future simple to express a fixed arrangement.

• A. I am meeting John later.
• B. I meet John every week.
• C. I will be meeting John later.
• D. I have met John already.

Select the sentence that correctly uses the future simple to make a polite inquiry.

• A. Are you coming with us?
• B. Do you come with us often?
• C. Will you be coming with us?
• D. Have you come with us before?

Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'will' to express a willingness to do something.

• A. I am doing the dishes.
• B. I do the dishes every day.
• C. I will do the dishes for you.
• D. I have done the dishes already.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the future simple to talk about something we cannot control.

• A. I am getting older.
• B. I get older every day.
• C. I will be older next year.
• D. I have gotten older already.

Select the sentence that uses the future simple tense to express an expectation.

• A. They are arriving soon.
• B. They arrive every day.
• C. They will arrive soon.
• D. They have arrived already.

Select the sentence that uses the future simple to make a warning.

• A. I am telling the police.
• B. I tell the police every time.
• C. I will tell the police if you do that again.
• D. I have told the police already.

Which sentence uses the future simple to make a promise?

• A. I am studying hard.
• B. I study hard every day.
• C. I will study hard for the test.
• D. I have studied hard already.

Select the sentence that correctly uses the future simple in an if-clause to express a polite request.

• A. If you help me, I will be grateful.
• B. If you helped me, I would be grateful.
• C. If you will help me, I will be grateful.
• D. If you had helped me, I would have been grateful.