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Which form is used to talk about future events that are already planned and decided, when a date and/or a place have been chosen?

Past perfect

Be going to

Present continuous (correct)

Future continuous

What does 'be going to' emphasize when used for future arrangements?

Intention to do something (correct)

Situation or action in progress at a certain time

Already decided place and/or time

Polite inquiry about future arrangements

When can the future continuous be used instead of the present continuous for future events?

To talk about situations or actions in progress at a certain time (correct)

To emphasize already decided place and/or time

To express past events

To ask politely about future arrangements

Which form emphasizes the fact that a place and/or time has already been decided for future plans?

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What is the main difference between present continuous and 'be going to' when used to talk about future plans?

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Future Forms Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Which form is used to talk about future events that are already planned and decided, when a date and/or a place have been chosen?

What does 'be going to' emphasize when used for future arrangements?

When can the future continuous be used instead of the present continuous for future events?

Which form emphasizes the fact that a place and/or time has already been decided for future plans?

What is the main difference between present continuous and 'be going to' when used to talk about future plans?

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