FUTURE TIME C1

Question 1

Will is normally known as the predictive future

Answer 1

CORRECT

Question 2

Will is also used to express an immediate decision

Answer 2

CORRECT

Question 3

Going to isused to describe an event whose cause is not present or evident

Answer 3

INCORRECT

Question 4

Present continuous describes fixed arrangements, especially social and travel
arrangements.

Answer 4

CORRECT

Question 5

The Simple Future describes an event which will be happening at a future point

Answer 5

INCORRECT

Question 6

The Future Continuous can also describe events that are going to happen anyway, rather than events that we choose to make happen

Answer 6

CORRECT

Question 7

The Future Perfect has both simple and continuous forms

Answer 7

CORRECT

Question 8

The Future Perfect can be used to express an assumption on the part of the speaker

Answer 8

CORRECT

Question 9

Future Simple is used to refer to future time in future time clauses.

Answer 9

INCORRECT

Question 10

Present simple can be used to describe fixed events in the future

Answer 10

CORRECT