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By next year, I ____________________ my degree.
By next year, I ____________________ my degree.
will have finished
It ____________________ snow tomorrow, so take your umbrella.
It ____________________ snow tomorrow, so take your umbrella.
may
If I won the lottery, I ____________________ a house on the beach.
If I won the lottery, I ____________________ a house on the beach.
might buy
I ____________________ to the store now to buy some milk.
I ____________________ to the store now to buy some milk.
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My parents ____________________ me a new bike for my birthday.
My parents ____________________ me a new bike for my birthday.
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Study Notes
Conditional Sentences
- The first sentence is in the Future Simple tense, indicating a future action (completing a degree).
- The second sentence is in the Future Simple tense, expressing a possibility or prediction about the weather.
- The third sentence is in the Second Conditional tense, expressing a hypothetical or unlikely situation (winning the lottery) and its consequence (buying a house).
- The fourth sentence is in the Present Simple tense, indicating a current action (going to the store).
- The fifth sentence is in the Past Simple tense, describing a past event (receiving a birthday gift).
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Description
Test your knowledge of English grammar with this quiz on the use of will, going to, may, might, and present continuous tenses in sentences. Choose the correct form to complete each sentence. Improve your grammar skills and become more confident in your English language abilities!
