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Future Predictions Exercise

May 15, 2026 - B1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1It ............... soon; look at those dark clouds.
Wrong!
"Is going to rain" is correct because it is a prediction based on present evidence.
2Maya has studied hard all year, so she ............... well in the exam.
Wrong!
"Will do" is correct because it is the natural future form in the expression "do well in an exam."
3There ............... heavy traffic tomorrow morning because of the roadworks.
Wrong!
"Will be" is correct because it is the correct future form with "there" for a prediction.
4They are already 3-0 up, so they ............... the match.
Wrong!
"Are going to win" is correct because it is a prediction based on present evidence.
5In the future, computers ............... even more powerful.
Wrong!
"Will become" is correct because it expresses a general prediction about the future.
6She has got excellent marks this term, so she ............... the course.
Wrong!
"Is going to pass" is correct because it is a prediction based on present evidence.
7After the new app launch, the company ............... quickly.
Wrong!
"Will grow" is correct because it expresses a future prediction.
8The weather ............... warm and sunny this weekend.
Wrong!
"Will be" is correct because it is the correct future form for a weather prediction.
9Leo has all the right qualifications, so he ............... a good job soon.
Wrong!
"Will get" is correct because it expresses a future prediction.
10The train ............... late; the departure board says it is delayed.
Wrong!
"Is going to be" is correct because it is a prediction based on present evidence.
11The students ............... the new project because it is very creative.
Wrong!
"Will enjoy" is correct because it is the correct future form for this prediction.
12People ............... in smarter homes in the future.
Wrong!
"Will live" is correct because it expresses a general prediction about the future.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. It is going to rain soon; look at those dark clouds.
  2. Maya has studied hard all year, so she will do well in the exam.
  3. There will be heavy traffic tomorrow morning because of the roadworks.
  4. They are already 3-0 up, so they are going to win the match.
  5. In the future, computers will become even more powerful.
  6. She has got excellent marks this term, so she is going to pass the course.
  7. After the new app launch, the company will grow quickly.
  8. The weather will be warm and sunny this weekend.
  9. Leo has all the right qualifications, so he will get a good job soon.
  10. The train is going to be late; the departure board says it is delayed.
  11. The students will enjoy the new project because it is very creative.
  12. People will live in smarter homes in the future.
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