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Present Continuous Arrangements, Will Predictions and Shall Exercise

May 12, 2020 A2pdf

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1We ............... a party in the afternoon.
Wrong!
Use "are throwing" for a future arrangement that has already been planned.
2Dad ............... for Germany tomorrow.
Wrong!
Use "is leaving" for a future arrangement with a specific time.
3It ............... later in the day.
Wrong!
Use "will rain" for a prediction about the future.
4I don’t think that I ............... the test.
Wrong!
Use "will pass" after "I don’t think that" to make a future prediction.
5They ............... married next June.
Wrong!
Use "are getting" for a fixed future arrangement.
6If they offer a good salary, I ............... that job.
Wrong!
Use "will accept" in the main clause of a first conditional sentence.
7If they find out, we ............... be in trouble.
Wrong!
Use "will" in the main clause of a first conditional sentence.
8Unless you change your attitude, you ............... never succeed.
Wrong!
Use "will" to make a strong prediction about the future.
9I think our team ............... win.
Wrong!
Use "will" after "I think" to make a future prediction.
10I ............... not allow anyone to read my letters.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "shall" and "will" can express a firm decision or promise by the speaker.
11You ............... pay for this.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "will" and "shall" can express a threat in this sentence.
12Why did you go swimming in that lake? You ............... yourself.
Wrong!
Use "could have killed" to say that something bad was possible but did not happen.

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  1. We are throwing a party in the afternoon.
  2. Dad is leaving for Germany tomorrow.
  3. It will rain later in the day.
  4. I don’t think that I will pass the test.
  5. They are getting married next June.
  6. If they offer a good salary, I will accept that job.
  7. If they find out, we will be in trouble.
  8. Unless you change your attitude, you will never succeed.
  9. I think our team will win.
  10. I shall / will not allow anyone to read my letters.
  11. You will / shall pay for this.
  12. Why did you go swimming in that lake? You could have killed yourself.

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