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Future Forms Exercise

March 5, 2020 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate verb form.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1We ............... in the afternoon.
Wrong!
Use "are leaving" for a future arrangement that has already been planned.
2The school ............... for the summer vacation on Friday.
Wrong!
Use "closes" for a fixed schedule or timetable.
3She ............... tomorrow afternoon.
Wrong!
Use "will probably come" for a prediction or expectation about the future.
4I think it ............... later in the day.
Wrong!
Use "will rain" after "I think" to make a prediction.
5I have already told my boss: I ............... at the end of the month.
Wrong!
Use "am quitting" for a personal future arrangement or decision already made.
6They ............... a new product next month.
Wrong!
Use "are launching" for a planned future business arrangement.
7If there is a strike, we ............... not be able to go.
Wrong!
Use "will" in the main clause of a first conditional sentence.
8I ............... this bike if you lower the price.
Wrong!
Use "will buy" for a decision made at the moment of speaking.
9............... I help you with the homework?
Wrong!
Use "Shall" with "I" to make an offer.
10............... you help me with the chores?
Wrong!
Use "Will" with "you" to make a request.
11I ............... until you come.
Wrong!
Use "will wait" to make a promise or decision about the future.
12You ............... from me again.
Wrong!
Use "will not hear" for a strong promise, threat, or prediction about the future.

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  1. We are leaving in the afternoon.
  2. The school closes for the summer vacation on Friday.
  3. She will probably come tomorrow afternoon.
  4. I think it will rain later in the day.
  5. I have already told my boss: I am quitting at the end of the month.
  6. They are launching a new product next month.
  7. If there is a strike, we will not be able to go.
  8. I will buy this bike if you lower the price.
  9. Shall I help you with the homework?
  10. Will you help me with the chores?
  11. I will wait until you come.
  12. You will not hear from me again.

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