Grammar Games – Future Tenses

30 Apr.2016

The following quiz can help you practise the difference between present continuous and BE GOING TO. In the quiz, you should complete the text using either present continuous tense or BE GOING TO form. You will be rewarded with a game if you pass the quiz.

Future arrangements – quiz

Try the following quiz to practise WILL:

WILL – full screen quiz

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Grammar Games – Future Tenses

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