There are three ways to express future tense: present continuous (for an activity scheduled ahead of time), simple present using going to, and simple present using will. Review and practice each way, using the links below.
My suggestion: Clink on the links below to review (read the summary) and then practice (click on the exercises) each way of expressing future time. Most exercises are "click and drag," but if you have to type in text, do not put in extra spaces (do not put a space at the beginning of your answer, and use only one space between words), or the computer will read your answer as incorrect.
LINK: Present Continuous (or sometimes Simple Present) for Future Scheduled Activities)
LINK: Simple Future with "Going to"
LINK: Simple Future with "Will"
LINK: "Going To" or "Will"?
My suggestion: Clink on the links below to review (read the summary) and then practice (click on the exercises) each way of expressing future time. Most exercises are "click and drag," but if you have to type in text, do not put in extra spaces (do not put a space at the beginning of your answer, and use only one space between words), or the computer will read your answer as incorrect.
LINK: Present Continuous (or sometimes Simple Present) for Future Scheduled Activities)
LINK: Simple Future with "Going to"
LINK: Simple Future with "Will"
LINK: "Going To" or "Will"?
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