English GrammarTense ComparisonFuture TensesFuture Tenses – Free Exercise Future Tenses – Free Exercise display incorrect answers Exercises Choose the correct verbs, using each tense once.Future I (will or going to), future II, simple present or present progressive The train will arriveis going to arrivewill have arrivedarrivesis arriving at 11:20.time set by a train schedule → simple present Wait! I will helpam going to helpwill have helpedhelpam helping you.spontaneous decision → will As we want to get better marks in English, we will studyare going to studywill have studiedstudyare studying harder in the future.planned action for the future → going to Josh will gois going to gowill have gonegoesis going to the cinema with his friends tonight.set appointment in the near future → present progressive I am afraid they will eatare going to eatwill have eateneatare eating everything by the time we arrive.action that will have been completed by a certain point in the future → future perfect Complete the sentences for situations in the future. Decide which tense you need to use. Aaron is carrying two tyres – he (change) the tyres on a car.something indicates that the action is about to take place → going to Next week (be) the beginning of winter and the weather forecast says that there (be) snow tomorrow.1st space: time determined by calendar → simple present|2nd space: event that can't be influenced → will That’s why many of the garage’s customers have made an appointment and (call in) today to get their winter tyres.set agreement (appointment) for the near future → present progressive By the end of the day, Aaron (mount) about 80 tyres.action will have been completed by a certain future point in time → future perfect simple He (be/probably) tired after that.supposition about the future → will It’s a lot of work for one day, but his customers promise that next year they (have) their tyres changed earlier.For promises we generally use will.|going to is also correct, but less common than will. That’s what they always say, but they (forget/surely) about it by next year.action will have been completed by a certain future point in time → future perfect simple Some customers have agreed that they (pick up) their cars tomorrow.two possibilities:|the action can be seen as a set agreement for the near future → present progressive|or|it can be understood as an existing intention → going to They have decided to go home by bus, which (stop) in front of the garage every hour.action is determined by a bus plan → simple present Online exercises to improve your English Improve your English with Lingolia. Each grammar topic comes with one free exercise where you can review the basics, as well as many more Lingolia Plus exercises where you can practise according to your level. Check your understanding by hovering over the info bubbles for simple explanations and handy tips. Future Tenses – Free Exercise Future Tenses – mixed exercise Need more practice? With Lingolia Plus you can access 18 additional exercises about Future Tenses, as well as 925 online exercises to improve your English. Get 3 months membership for just €10.49 (≈ $11.22). Learn more about Lingolia Plus here Future Tenses – Lingolia Plus Exercises Become a Lingolia Plus member to access these additional exercises. Future Tenses – will or going to (1) B1 Future Tenses – will or going to (2) B1 Future Tenses – will or going to (3) B1 Future Tenses – will or going to (4) B1 Future Tenses – present simple or progressive (1) B1 Future Tenses – present simple or progressive (2) B1 Future Tenses – present simple or progressive (3) B1 Future Tenses – present simple or progressive (4) B1 Future Tenses – simple present or will B1 Future Tenses – our next holiday B1 Future Tenses – when I grow up … B1 Future Tenses – Rachel’s plans for the future B2 Future Tenses – talking about plans (1) B2 Future Tenses – talking about plans (2) B2 Future Tenses – talking about plans (3) B2 Future Tenses – mixed (1) B2 Future Tenses – mixed (2) B2 Future Tenses – mixed (3) B2 A1Beginner A2Elementary B1Intermediate B2Upper intermediate C1Advanced