Future Forms
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This Future Forms page on GoConqr gathers community-made mind maps, quizzes, flashcards, notes, flowcharts and slide sets on talking about the future in English, from will and going to to the present continuous, future perfect and future continuous. It's built for school students practising which form fits a sentence, and for teachers after ready-made material. There are over 500 resources here, including more than 50 quizzes and over 400 mind maps. Try a quiz to spot your gaps, then pick a map to revise.
Top Future Forms resources
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8 questionsChoose the most suitable future form in each sentence Future forms exercices. B2 level
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11 questionsRellena los espacios en blanco con Will, Be Going to, Present Continuous , Present Simple Diferenciar Will, Going to, Present continuous, Present Simple
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17 questionsOther structures used to express future
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20 questionsFuture Perfect Use of future perfect
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Mind map Future mind map in English (Will Vs Going to)
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Mind map Future with Will - Be Going To - Present Continuous as Future Mapa: Future with will, be goung to, present continuous as future and quantifiers
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10 cardsComplete. Be going to/will/present continuous/present simple Complete the sentences with an appropriate future tense.
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Mind map simple and idiomatic future SE DA A CONOCER COMO ES LA ESTRUCTURA DE LAS ORACIONES Y AKGUNOS EJEMPLOS
Quizzes
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8 questionsChoose the most suitable future form in each sentence Future forms exercices. B2 level
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11 questionsRellena los espacios en blanco con Will, Be Going to, Present Continuous , Present Simple Diferenciar Will, Going to, Present continuous, Present Simple
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17 questionsOther structures used to express future
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20 questionsFuture Perfect Use of future perfect
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15 questionsPresent Continuous or Going to?
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20 questionsTalking about the future 1. (You’ve made all your holiday arrangements. Your destination is Tokyo.) - ‘Have you decided where to go ...
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30 questionsFourth exam Going to is used for future plans and predictios.
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14 questionsChoose the most suitable future form in each sentence Future forms exercices. B2 level
Mind maps
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Future mind map in English (Will Vs Going to)
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Future with Will - Be Going To - Present Continuous as Future Mapa: Future with will, be goung to, present continuous as future and quantifiers
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simple and idiomatic future SE DA A CONOCER COMO ES LA ESTRUCTURA DE LAS ORACIONES Y AKGUNOS EJEMPLOS
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Future. Going to VS Will
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SIMPLE TENSES
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UNIT 4. FUTURE SCIENCE
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FUTURE TENSES
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Unit 4
Flashcards
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10 cardsComplete. Be going to/will/present continuous/present simple Complete the sentences with an appropriate future tense.
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8 cardsRevising Structures that Express Future Time She's been working really hard and I think she('s going to pass) them all.
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17 cardsROUTINE(FUTURE) Eu vou acordar as 6 da manhã
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3 cardsFuture- Be going to Future Be going to Be [am, are, is] + going to + Verb in base form
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8 cardsFuture Forms Your friend needs a lift to the airport. You're not busy and have a car. What do you say to her?
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7 cardsTrabajo de ingles Future predictions. Made by: - Rodríguez Flores SIegfried. - Soto Anguiano Diego Alexander.
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8 cardsUntitled For the next holidays, I’m planning to travel with my boyfriend to Santa Marta.
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24 cardsFuture for assessment Talk about your plans for next weekend.
Flowcharts
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FUTURE TENSES STUDENT: FRANCISCO JAVIER PIÑA SUÁREZ N.L 44 ...
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Expressing future time in English Future with ‘Will’ British people use I shall / I will and we shall / we will. Will is also present in other grammar contexts: In requests (petitions): Will you bring me the water, please? In conditional sentences (we...
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GRAMMAR FUTURE - created from Mind Map WILL BE GOING TO FUTURE CONTINOUOS
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SIMPLE FUTURE AND IDIOMATIC FUTURE SIMPLE FUTURE AND IDIOMATIC FUTURE SIMPLE FUTURE "WILL" We use the future simple with 'will' to predict the future. It is the basic way we talk about the future in English, and we often use it if there is no reason to...
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TYPES OF FUTURES IN ENGLISH - creado desde un Mapa Mental FUTURE GOING TO FUTURE WILL FURURE CONTINUOUS
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Future - created from Mind Map Will Be going to Present Continuos
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Two ways of talking about the future - created from Mind Map Present Continuous Going to We can often use either the present continuous or going to for future plans
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GOING TO AND WILL We use "Going to" and "Will" mainly to talk about the future, or to refer to it, the small difference between the two is as follows: WILL: We use it to refer to a dream we have. for example: "Someday I will buy a hous...
Slides
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About Future Forms
GoConqr OriginalWhat this unit covers
This unit sits in the strand Grammar: Verbs and Tenses, within English language. Its main question is simple: which future form should I use? Most resources compare will and be going to. Others add the present continuous for fixed plans, the present simple for timetables, and structures such as be about to and be due to.
A smaller group goes further, with the future continuous, the future perfect and the future perfect progressive.
Where to start
- Open the mind map Future mind map in English (Will Vs Going to). It lays out the structure of each form, with positive and negative patterns.
- Read the mind map Future with Will - Be Going To - Present Continuous as Future. It explains uses, such as predictions when we have no proof, often after I think or I believe.
- Look at the mind map simple and idiomatic future, which notes that the two main ways are sometimes interchangeable but can mean different things.
Practising with quizzes
Once you have read a map, test yourself. Present Continuous or Going to? asks you to choose between forms in short sentences such as a car heading for a tree. Choose the most suitable future form in each sentence mixes several forms, including actions in progress at a set time. Other structures used to express future asks you to rewrite sentences with was going to, be about to and be to-infinitive.
For the more advanced forms, try the quiz Future Perfect, where you complete sentences about what will have happened by a given point.
Using maps and quizzes together
Work in a loop. Read a map, take a quiz, then return to the map for any form you got wrong. The flashcard deck Complete. Be going to/will/present continuous/present simple is handy for quick gap-fill revision, and it mixes all four forms so you have to decide each time.
Teachers can pick a map to introduce a form, then set a quiz as follow-up. Some resources are in Spanish or Italian, which can help mixed-language classes.
Make it your own
Choose one resource that matches what you are studying this week, work through it, and then build a map or deck of your own for the forms you find trickiest.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I open first?
Start with the mind map Future mind map in English (Will Vs Going to). It sets out the structure of each form clearly. Then try the quiz Present Continuous or Going to? to see whether you can pick the right form when the sentence gives you clues.
What do the mind maps on this page cover?
Most compare will and going to, with structures, uses and examples. Others bring in the present continuous for plans, idiomatic future forms, near future, the future continuous, the future perfect and the future perfect progressive. Titles vary, so open a few to find the style that suits you.
Are the resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open, study and take, with no account needed. They were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr itself, so the style and depth differ from one resource to the next.
Who are these resources for?
They mainly suit school students working on future forms in English, since almost all the resources are at secondary level. Teachers can also use the maps, slide sets, flowcharts and quizzes as ready-made material for lessons or homework.
Which quizzes cover more advanced future forms?
Try Future Perfect for sentences about what will have happened by a future point. Other quizzes on the page cover the future continuous, and the one called Other structures used to express future looks at be about to, be due to and similar structures.
What if I can't find exactly what I need?
Browse the other formats. A topic you cannot find as a quiz may appear as a note, flowchart or flashcard deck. With a free account you can also make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes, and save your quiz scores.