Exercise: going to and present continuous for future.

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In each sentence below you can use "going to + infinitive" OR "present continuous for future" using the verbs in brackets. "Going to" is possible in all answers.

Instructions:

a) Do the exercise once using only "going to" to practise the structure. Click on the "check your answers" button BUT DO NOT LOOK AT THE SOLUTIONS BELOW YET.

b) Now do the exercise again (refresh page). This time you should use present continuous for future where possible. If it is not possible, leave the space blank.

c) Check your answers and open "SOLUTIONS AND EXPLANATIONS" when you have finished.

1) I Japanese at the University next year. (study)

2) That man is very angry with the waiter. He without paying. (leave)

3) John and Mary dinner in an expensive restaurant this evening. (have)

4) What for your holidays this summer? (you do)

5) I that job today! I don't want to be unemployed any longer! (get)

6) If you are rude to everybody, nobody you. (like)

7) You a tall, handsome stranger. I can read it in my Tarot cards. (meet)

8) Aunt Mary to see us next week. I'm looking forward to it. (come)

9) Look at that car. He's driving too fast. He . (crash)

10) "Do you think the sun ?" "I don't think so. It's still raining at the moment." (come out)

 

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*Incorrect answers are shown in red. You have TWO chances to find the correct answers.

 

 

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