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Respuesta correcta: A) call

• A) call'Will call' is the future simple: 'will' plus the base form 'call' with no change in spelling.
• B) am calling'Am calling' is the present continuous, which describes an action happening now rather than a promise.
• C) called'Called' is the past simple and would describe an action that already happened.
• D) would called'Would' needs the base form of the verb after it, so 'would called' is not correct.

Respuesta correcta: B) will

• A) is raining'Is raining' is the present continuous and describes rain happening at the moment of speaking.
• B) will'Will rain' is the future simple, and it is the natural way to predict tomorrow's weather.
• C) rained'Rained' is the past simple and cannot predict an afternoon that has not arrived.
• D) rains'Rains' is the present simple used for repeated patterns, not for a single future event.

Respuesta correcta: C) A decision or prediction about the future

• A) An action that is happening at this momentAn action in progress right now belongs to the present continuous, not to 'will'.
• B) A habit that started in the past'Will' points forward, while habits connected to the past need the past continuous.
• C) A decision or prediction about the future'Will' covers predictions and spontaneous decisions, which are its two main uses.
• D) A sequence of past events in orderNarrating past events in order uses the past simple, not the future simple.

Respuesta correcta: D) will

• A) am helping'Am helping' is the present continuous, which describes help already in progress.
• B) would helping'Would' must be followed by the base form, never by the -ing form of the verb.
• C) helped'Helped' is the past simple and cannot express an offer for the future.
• D) will'I will help you' is a spontaneous offer decided at the moment of speaking.

Respuesta correcta: D) will snow

• A) is snowing'Is snowing' describes snow already falling at the moment of speaking.
• B) snows'Snows' is the present simple, which describes a regular pattern rather than a prediction.
• C) snowed'Snowed' is the past simple and describes an event that has already finished.
• D) will snowA prediction based on what the speaker sees at that moment uses 'will' plus the base form.

Respuesta correcta: C) arrive

• A) arriving'Arriving' is the -ing form, which belongs with 'am', 'is' or 'are', not with 'will'.
• B) arrived'Arrived' is the past simple form and cannot follow the auxiliary 'will'.
• C) arrive'Will arrive' joins the auxiliary with the base form, which is the correct combination.
• D) arrives'Arrives' is the third person present simple, a form 'will' does not take.

Respuesta correcta: B) will

• A) met'Met' is the past simple and would state that the meeting already happened.
• B) will'Will meet' presents the meeting as a future arrangement made now.
• C) are meeting'Are meeting' is the present continuous and describes a meeting in progress now.
• D) would met'Would' must be followed by the base form 'meet', so 'would met' is ungrammatical.

Respuesta correcta: A) will not come

• A) will not come'Will not' plus the base form builds the negative future simple correctly.
• B) will not coming'Will' takes the base form, so the -ing form 'coming' cannot follow it.
• C) does not come'Does not come' is the present simple negative and describes a habit.
• D) did not come'Did not come' is the past simple negative and refers to a finished action.

Respuesta correcta: B) won't

• A) wll not'Wll' drops letters without an apostrophe and loses the meaning of the negative.
• B) won't'Will not' shortens to "won't", with an apostrophe standing in for the missing 'll'.
• C) am not'Am not' is the present continuous negative and describes a current state.
• D) do not'Do not' builds the negative of the present simple, not of the future.

Respuesta correcta: D) I will send the report tonight.

• A) I will sending the report tonight.'Will' never takes the -ing form, so 'will sending' is ungrammatical.
• B) I am will sending the report tonight.Two auxiliaries cannot govern the same main verb in English, so this is impossible.
• C) I will sends the report tonight.'Sends' is the third person present simple and does not follow 'will'.
• D) I will send the report tonight.'Will send' is the future simple: auxiliary 'will' followed by the base form 'send'.

Respuesta correcta: C) do not know

• A) did not know'Did not know' is the past simple negative and describes a finished situation.
• B) will not know'Will not know' would add a second future clause and would not match the present explanation.
• C) do not know'Do not know' is the present simple negative and explains a situation that holds now.
• D) know notEnglish places the negation after the auxiliary 'do', never at the start like this.

Respuesta correcta: A) will have finished

• A) will have finished'Will have finished' is the future perfect, which places the action before a future deadline.
• B) is finishing'Is finishing' is the present continuous and describes an action in progress now.
• C) has finished'Has finished' is the present perfect, which connects a past action to the present.
• D) would finish'Would finish' is the conditional form used for hypothetical situations.

Respuesta correcta: D) will rain

• A) rains'Rains' is the present simple, which would express a general pattern instead.
• B) is raining'Is raining' is the present continuous and describes rain happening now.
• C) rained'Rained' is the past simple and cannot describe an evening still to come.
• D) will rain'I think it will rain' is the standard way to give a future opinion or prediction.

Respuesta correcta: B) will...have completed

• A) have...completed'Have completed' is the present perfect, which links the past to the present.
• B) will...have completed'Will have completed' is the future perfect, which places the completion before the future moment.
• C) do...complete'Do complete' is the present simple and cannot place an action before a future moment.
• D) will...complete'Will complete' is the future simple, which does not carry the idea of completion beforehand.

Respuesta correcta: A) The first is a prediction; the second is an arrangement already made.

• A) The first is a prediction; the second is an arrangement already made.'Will' presents a future event, while 'is coming' presents a plan fixed in advance.
• B) Both describe exactly the same kind of event.One is a plain future and the other is a prearranged plan, so they differ in nuance.
• C) The first is past and the second is present.Neither clause sits in the past, so the difference is not one of past versus present.
• D) The first is a question and the second is a statement.Both are declarative clauses; only their tense and arrangement meaning differ.

Respuesta correcta: C) are meeting

• A) meet'Meet' with no auxiliary is the present simple, which does not signal a future arrangement.
• B) will meet'Will meet' is also possible, but 'are meeting' better expresses a plan already fixed.
• C) are meeting'Are meeting' presents a prearranged future appointment as a settled plan.
• D) met'Met' is the past simple and would mean the meeting had already happened.

Respuesta correcta: B) does not want

• A) do not want'Do' goes with 'I', 'you', 'we' and 'they', not with the singular 'she'.
• B) does not want'Does not want' is the third person present simple negative, as required by 'she'.
• C) did not want'Did not want' is the past simple negative and describes a past state.
• D) not wantsThe negation must follow the auxiliary, so a bare 'not' before the verb is wrong.

Respuesta correcta: A) They will arrive on Friday.

• A) They will arrive on Friday.'Will arrive' joins the auxiliary with the base form, which is correct.
• B) They will arriving on Friday.'Will' cannot be followed by the -ing form of the verb.
• C) They will arrives on Friday.'Arrives' is the third person present simple and does not follow 'will'.
• D) They are will arrive on Friday.Two auxiliaries cannot govern the same main verb in English.

Respuesta correcta: C) will call

• A) am calling'Am calling' is the present continuous and describes an action happening now.
• B) called'Called' is the past simple and would state that the call already happened.
• C) will call'I promise I will call' is the standard future simple used to make a promise.
• D) would called'Would' must be followed by the base form 'call', not by the past form 'called'.

Respuesta correcta: D) will go

• A) go'Go' with no auxiliary is the present simple and gives the sentence an unfinished feel.
• B) am going'Am going' is the present continuous, which would suggest the plan is already underway.
• C) went'Went' is the past simple and cannot follow 'when I finish'.
• D) will go'Will go' is the future simple main clause that follows the future time clause.