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Future Forms Exercise

December 9, 2019 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I ............... the doctor tomorrow.
Wrong!
Use "am seeing" for a fixed future arrangement.
2Grandma's train ............... at 3:30 p.m.
Wrong!
Use "arrives" for a scheduled future event on a timetable.
3That's a good offer; I ............... it.
Wrong!
Use "will accept" for a decision made at the moment of speaking.
4I think I ............... the test.
Wrong!
Use "will pass" after "I think" for a future prediction.
5We ............... a new home next month.
Wrong!
Use "are buying" for a planned future arrangement.
6He ............... for Singapore tomorrow.
Wrong!
Use "is leaving" for a fixed future arrangement.
7She ............... here soon.
Wrong!
Use "will be" for a simple prediction about the near future.
8I ............... you if you touch my bag again.
Wrong!
Use "will hit" to express a threat about the future.
9............... I open the window?
Wrong!
Use "Shall" when offering to do something.
10I ............... probably be late tonight.
Wrong!
Use "will" before "probably" in a simple future prediction.
11Don't worry; I ............... you a necklace.
Wrong!
Use "will buy" for a promise or spontaneous decision.
12Only you ............... a thing like that.
Wrong!
Use "will do" to criticize typical behaviour.

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  1. I am seeing the doctor tomorrow.
  2. Grandma’s train arrives at 3:30 p.m.
  3. That’s a good offer; I will accept it.
  4. I think I will pass the test.
  5. We are buying a new home next month.
  6. He is leaving for Singapore tomorrow.
  7. She will be here soon.
  8. I will hit you if you touch my bag again.
  9. Shall I open the window?
  10. I will probably be late tonight.
  11. Don’t worry; I will buy you a necklace.
  12. Only you will do a thing like that.

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