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Future Tenses Exercise

December 3, 2017 B1pdf

We use several different tense forms to talk about future. This grammar exercise tests your ability to express futurity in English.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I ............... you if you say that word again.
Wrong!
Use "will hit" for a strong intention or threat about the future.
2I think our team ............... the match.
Wrong!
Use "will win" after "I think" to make a prediction.
3............... I help you with the housework?
Wrong!
Use "Shall" with "I" to make an offer of help.
4This time tomorrow, I ............... a discussion with my boss.
Wrong!
Use "will be having" for an action in progress at a specific future time.
5By next Christmas, we ............... in this city for twenty-five years.
Wrong!
Use "will have lived" for a situation completed up to a future point in time.
6I think I ............... home late tonight.
Wrong!
Use "will be" to make a simple prediction about tonight.
7She ............... before too long.
Wrong!
Use "will arrive" to make a prediction about the future.
8I will phone you when I ............... time.
Wrong!
Use "have" after "when" to refer to future time.
9I will discuss your situation with my boss when I ............... him tomorrow.
Wrong!
Use "meet" after "when" to refer to a future event.
10I will follow you wherever you ...............
Wrong!
Use "go" after "wherever" to refer to future time.
11You can take anything I ............... at the market tomorrow.
Wrong!
Use "find" in the relative clause to refer to a future possibility.
12She ............... upset when she finds out what you have done.
Wrong!
Use "will be" to predict her future reaction.

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  1. I will hit you if you say that word again.
  2. I think our team will win the match.
  3. Shall I help you with the housework?
  4. This time tomorrow, I will be having a discussion with my boss.
  5. By next Christmas, we will have lived in this city for twenty-five years.
  6. I think I will be home late tonight.
  7. She will arrive before too long.
  8. I will phone you when I have time.
  9. I will discuss your situation with my boss when I meet him tomorrow.
  10. I will follow you wherever you go.
  11. You can take anything I find at the market tomorrow.
  12. She will be upset when she finds out what you have done.

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