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    This document contains 7 multiple choice questions about using future tenses correctly in sentences. The questions cover using "will" versus "be going to", simple present versus present continuous, and "should" versus "must" in different contexts about plans, schedules, obligations and prohibitions.

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    This document contains 7 multiple choice questions about using future tenses correctly in sentences. The questions cover using "will" versus "be going to", simple present versus present continuous, and "should" versus "must" in different contexts about plans, schedules, obligations and prohibitions.

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    1.

    Choose the correct answer:

    A. There is no food in the fridge!


    I (will/am going to) go to the shop and buy something to eat.

    B. The population of New York (is going to/will) reach 9 million by the year 2020.

    C. I told you to tidy up your room.


    I am sorry, Mom, I forgot. I (am going to/will) do it after lunch.

    D. I (am going to/will) see my psychologist on Thursday morning.

    E. I (have/will have) Spanish class at 7:30 tomorrow evening.

    F. We (should/must) wear our school uniform.

    G. You (mustn’t/don’t have to) smoke inside the hospital.

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