Present Tenses for Future

Complete the grammar rules: 1 We use [blank_start]"be going to"[blank_end] to talk about future plans and intentions.

Complete the grammar rules: 2 We use the [blank_start]"be going to"[blank_end] to talk about arrangements with a fixed date or time in the future.

Complete the grammar rules: 3 We use the [blank_start]"be going to"[blank_end] to talk about timetables and schedules in the future.

Choose the correct option: What time [blank_start]are you meeting[blank_end] your friends at the library?

Choose the correct option: The exam tomorrow [blank_start]is going to start[blank_end] at 8.30 am.

Choose the correct option: My sister [blank_start]is going to do[blank_end] work experience before her degree if she can.

Choose the correct option: The Young People of the Year Awards [blank_start]take[blank_end] place this Friday.

Choose the correct option: Nathan [blank_start]is going[blank_end] for a job interview this afternoon. He's very nervous!

Choose the correct option: No, we [blank_start]don't go[blank_end] to see each other until Sunday.

Choose the correct option: I've decided [blank_start]I'm going to study[blank_end] computer science at university.

Choose the correct option: What day [blank_start]does school[blank_end] finish this term?

Complete the text: LUCAS, BASKETBALL PLAYER, BADALONA 16 Q: What are you doing at the weekend? A: I [blank_start]am playing[blank_end] (play) a league match on Saturday morning, and I [blank_start]am going[blank_end] (go) to a party with some friends in the evening. On Sunday, I [blank_start]am not going to do[blank_end] (not do) a lot, I am going to relax (relax).

Q: And what are your plans for he summer? A: In July, my team [blank_start]is taking[blank_end] (take) part in an international tournament in Italy. It [blank_start]starts[blank_end] (start) at the end of June and [blank_start]ends[blank_end] (end) in early August.

Q: So, what about your future, Lucas? A: That's easy! I [blank_start]am going to work[blank_end] (work) hard and one day I [blank_start]am going to play[blank_end] (play) in the NBA.

Complete the text with the correct future form of the verbs below: study - practice - prepare - go - compete - not get - participate - take Choi Ji-ah, 15, [blank_start]is competing[blank_end] in the South Korean Sudoku Super Challenge this year with thousands of other teenage competitors. The event [blank_start]takes[blank_end] place next December. Choi [blank_start]is participating[blank_end] for the fourth time (last year she was third in her category). So how [blank_start]is[blank_end] she [blank_start]going to prepare[blank_end] for the championships? Well, she [blank_start]is going[blank_end] to a two-day training camp next November. Then she [blank_start]is going to practice[blank_end] every day until the championships, but she [blank_start]isn't going to get[blank_end] nervous. "I just do Sudoku for fun" says Choi. "I love logic and puzzles and I [blank_start]am going to study[blank_end] Maths at university."