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Future Time Reference

November 8, 2024 - B1pdf

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Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The show ............... at 6.30.
Wrong!
To talk about events that are part of a fixed time table, we use the simple present.
2He ............... his new job next week.
Wrong!
To talk about future events we use the present continuous tense when a personal arrangement already exists.
3I think we ...............
Wrong!
The simple future is used to make simple predictions about the future.
4They ............... by the evening flight.
Wrong!
5The Prime Minister ............... China in December.
Wrong!
6I will buy a new car if I ............... a promotion.
Wrong!
In an if-clause we use the simple present when the main clause is in the simple future tense.
7If everything goes as planned, we ............... to our new home next month.
Wrong!
8............... tomorrow?
Wrong!
9What ............... we .......................... if he refuses to leave?
Wrong!
10I don't think that she ............... the test.
Wrong!
11Who ............... dinner tonight?
Wrong!
12What ............... for lunch?
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. The show begins at 6.30.
  2. He is starting his new job next week.
  3. I think we will win
  4. They are arriving by the evening flight.
  5. The Prime Minister is to visit China in December.
  6. I will buy a new car if I get a promotion.
  7. If everything goes as planned, we will move to our new home next month.
  8. Are you working tomorrow?
  9. What will, do we …………………….. if he refuses to leave?
  10. I don’t think that she will pass the test.
  11. Who is cooking dinner tonight?
  12. What are we having for lunch?
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