Question 1

Which of the following is an example of the present continuous future tense?

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I am meeting my friends for lunch tomorrow.

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I met my friends for lunch yesterday.

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I will meet my friends for lunch next week.

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I am meeting my friends for lunch right now.

Question 2

What is the structure of the present continuous future tense?

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subject + auxiliary verb 'be' (in the present tense) + main verb (in the present participle) + future time marker (optional)

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subject + auxiliary verb 'be' (in the present tense) + main verb (in the past participle) + future time marker (optional)

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subject + auxiliary verb 'be' (in the past tense) + main verb (in the present participle) + future time marker (optional)

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subject + auxiliary verb 'have' (in the present tense) + main verb (in the present participle) + future time marker (optional)

Question 3

Which is the proper future time marker to use with the present continuous future tense?

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Tomorrow

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Today

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Yesterday

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Last week

Question 4

How is the present continuous future tense formed for the third person singular?

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subject + is + present participle + future time marker (optional)

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subject + are + present participle + future time marker (optional)

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subject + am + present participle + future time marker (optional)

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subject + have + present participle + future time marker (optional)

Question 5

Which sentence uses the present continuous future tense correctly?

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I am going to be taking my driving test next week.

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I will take my driving test next month.

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I am taking my driving test right now.

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I took my driving test yesterday.

Question 6

What is the future time marker used in the following sentence: 'I am going to be studying abroad next semester.'

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Next semester

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Last week

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Now

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Yesterday

Question 7

What is the present continuous future tense?

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A tense used to describe actions that will happen in the future.

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A tense used to describe actions that happened in the past.

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A tense used to describe actions that will never happen.

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A tense used to describe actions that happened in the present.

Question 8

Which sentence is an example of the present continuous future tense?

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They are going to be arriving soon.

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They are arriving at the airport now.

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They arrived late last night.

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They will arrive in the morning.

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