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Build Future Forms for Release Plans

A2-B1 Level

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Question 1

Use will.

The release notes (include) the new account settings in tomorrow's update.

Grammar review

A release plan often contains promises, intended actions and questions about the next step. This exercise gives you the future form to use; your job is to build it correctly, not to guess whether will or be going to is the only natural choice.

After will, use the base verb: We will check the page. With be going to, match am, is or are to the subject. Put not after the first auxiliary in negatives. In a direct question, move that auxiliary before the subject; in an indirect question, keep normal subject–verb order. Read the cue and the whole sentence before you fill the gap.

Build the form named in the cue

will + base verb | am/is/are going to + base verb | negative: auxiliary + not | direct question: auxiliary + subject

1.The testers will compare the two screens.
2.Leila is not going to run the checks today.
3.Are the new warnings going to appear before a user saves the form?

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💡 Tips for Success

•Check the subject before choosing the correct form of be.
•For a negative, place not after the first auxiliary.
•In a direct question, put the auxiliary before the subject; in an indirect question, keep the subject before the verb phrase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the question tell me which future form to use?

Both forms can sound natural in many release-plan sentences. The cue keeps the answer fair: you practise forming the stated construction, including agreement, negatives and question word order, rather than being marked wrong for a valid alternative meaning.