Complete the following sentences using an appropriate future tense form.
1I ............... you if you say that word again.
Wrong!
Use "will hit" for a strong warning about a possible future result.
2I ............... you tonight.
Wrong!
Use "will phone" for a simple promise or decision about the future.
3I promise I ............... you tomorrow.
Wrong!
Use "will visit" after "I promise" to make a promise about the future.
4"I'm starved." "I ............... you something to eat."
Wrong!
Use "will get" for an offer made at the moment of speaking.
5By next Christmas, we ............... here for twenty years.
Wrong!
Use "will have been" for a state that will have continued up to a future time.
6They ............... the roof by the time we arrive on Saturday.
Wrong!
Use "will have finished" for an action completed before a specified future time.
7She ............... by the time you reach her place.
Wrong!
Use "will have left" for an action completed before another future action.
8Don't phone them now; they ............... lunch.
Wrong!
Use "will be having" for an action expected to be in progress at that time.
9It is no use phoning; they ............... by now.
Wrong!
Use "will have left" to make a confident deduction about something already completed by now.
10This time tomorrow, I ............... with my grandchildren.
Wrong!
Use "will be playing" for an action in progress at a specific future time.
Done.
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Answers
- I will hit you if you say that word again.
- I will phone you tonight.
- I promise I will visit you tomorrow.
- “I’m starved.” “I will get you something to eat.”
- By next Christmas, we will have been here for twenty years.
- They will have finished the roof by the time we arrive on Saturday.
- She will have left by the time you reach her place.
- Don’t phone them now; they will be having lunch.
- It is no use phoning; they will have left by now.
- This time tomorrow, I will be playing with my grandchildren.
