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A2 Future Forms Test

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British English usage: At A2, learners should distinguish common future meanings: will for predictions or spontaneous decisions, be going to for intentions/evidence-based predictions, and Present Continuous for arrangements.

Cambridge Grammar reference: Cambridge grammar presents future meaning as a choice among several forms rather than a single future tense; the form depends on function and context.

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1. I think it ___ rain tomorrow.
2. Look at those clouds! It ___ rain.
3. We ___ Sarah at 7 p.m. tonight. (meet)
4. I forgot my bag. I ___ go back and get it.
5. They ___ buy a new car next year. (plan already decided)
6. What time ___ you meeting the doctor?
7. ___ you help me with this box?
8. She has bought the paint. She ___ decorate the room.
9. Choose the best sentence for a fixed arrangement.
10. Choose the best sentence for a prediction with no present evidence.
11. I ___ probably stay at home tonight.
12. We ___ have dinner with our friends tomorrow. It is already arranged.