Future Simple - Advanced (B2)
Assessment Quiz: Sophisticated Uses of Future Forms
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1. In a formal business announcement, which sentence is most appropriate?
The new policy will be implemented next quarter.
They will implement the new policy next quarter.
The new policy is going to be implemented next quarter.
We're implementing the new policy next quarter.
2. Complete the formal announcement: "The President _______ address the nation tomorrow evening."
will
is to
is going to
is set to
3. Which sentence correctly uses "be due to" for a scheduled event?
The meeting is due to probably start at 3 PM.
The flight is due to land at midnight.
She is due to might attend the conference.
They are due to going arrive soon.
4. In a business news article, which construction best expresses a strong likelihood?
The company will announce profits tomorrow.
The company might announce profits tomorrow.
The company is set to announce record profits tomorrow.
The company is to announce profits tomorrow.
5. Which sentence uses "will" to describe typical behavior rather than a specific future action?
He'll visit us tomorrow at 5 PM.
She'll sit there for hours without saying anything.
They'll arrive next week.
I'll finish the report by Friday.
6. Which expression shows the HIGHEST degree of certainty about a future event?
She might get the promotion.
She's likely to get the promotion.
She's bound to get the promotion.
She could get the promotion.
7. Which is the MOST formal and polite request?
Can you send me the report?
Will you send me the report?
Would you be so kind as to send me the report?
Send me the report, please.
8. In a legal contract, what does "shall" typically express?
A polite suggestion
A possibility
An obligation or requirement
A prediction
9. Transform to reported speech: "I will call you tomorrow." → She said _______.
she will call me tomorrow
she would call me the next day
she calls me the next day
she is calling me tomorrow
10. Which sentence correctly uses "in case" to express precaution?
If it rains, I'll take an umbrella.
I'll take an umbrella in case it rains.
In case it rains, we'll cancel the event.
I take an umbrella in case it will rain.
11. In academic writing, which sentence is most appropriate for describing research plans?
We're going to examine the effects of climate change.
This study will examine the effects of climate change.
This study is to examine the effects of climate change.
This study is set to examine the effects of climate change.
12. Which sentence correctly uses "unless" (meaning "if not")?
Unless you won't hurry, you'll be late.
Unless you hurry, you'll be late.
Unless you will hurry, you'll be late.
You'll be late unless you will not hurry.
13. In a formal company memo, which passive construction is most appropriate?
We will notify all employees by email.
All employees will be notified by email.
All employees are going to be notified by email.
They're notifying all employees by email.
14. Which expression indicates the LOWEST probability?
He's bound to succeed.
He's likely to succeed.
I doubt that he'll succeed.
He will definitely succeed.
15. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
I'll call you when I will arrive.
I'll call you when I'll arrive.
I'll call you when I arrive.
I call you when I'll arrive.
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