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    This document provides 12 sentences with blanks to be filled in with the correct tense form or structure. The blanks focus on choosing between present, future, and present continuous tenses such as "are doing", "will do", "am helping", "will help", "won't always be", "are not always going to be", and other tense contrasts. The sentences cover a variety of contexts involving plans for the near future, predictions, ongoing actions and more.

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    This document provides 12 sentences with blanks to be filled in with the correct tense form or structure. The blanks focus on choosing between present, future, and present continuous tenses such as "are doing", "will do", "am helping", "will help", "won't always be", "are not always going to be", and other tense contrasts. The sentences cover a variety of contexts involving plans for the near future, predictions, ongoing actions and more.

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    18.04 10 Class

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    This document provides 12 sentences with blanks to be filled in with the correct tense form or structure. The blanks focus on choosing between present, future, and present continuous tenses such as "are doing", "will do", "am helping", "will help", "won't always be", "are not always going to be", and other tense contrasts. The sentences cover a variety of contexts involving plans for the near future, predictions, ongoing actions and more.

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    I.

    Choose the correct tense form or structure

    1) What (are you doing/will you do) this evening?


    2) You look tired. I (will help/am helping) you to finish this paper work.
    3) Why don’t you go out and have some fun? You (won’t always be/are not
    always going to be) young.
    4) We have to go now. The last train (leaves/will leave) at 11:30 pm.
    5) He will come if you (ask/will ask) him.
    6) Look at the fence! It (is going to/will) collapse.
    7) She’s not a child anymore. She (will be/ is going to be) 17 years old in a month.
    8) Only ten people confirmed the reservations. The others (aren’t coming/won’t
    come).
    9) I hope I (will get/am going to get) my English test results today.
    10) If you ever touch her again you (will remember/are going to remember) me.
    11) I think you ( will feel/are feeling ) better if you (take/will take) the pills.
    12) They (are staying/will stay) at the Ritz next week.

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