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Verb forms exercise

January 9, 2017 A2pdf

Complete the following sentences using an appropriate tense form.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1I am ............... the Minister tomorrow.
Wrong!
We use the present continuous for a confirmed future arrangement, so the correct answer is "seeing".
2What are you ............... this weekend?
Wrong!
After "are you," we need the -ing form, so the correct answer is "doing".
3I ............... thirty-seven next month.
Wrong!
We use "will turn" for a future age or event stated with a future time.
4Buses ............... every five minutes.
Wrong!
We use the present simple for timetabled or regular services, so the correct answer is "leave".
5This time tomorrow I ............... my exam.
Wrong!
We use the future continuous for an action in progress at a future time, so the correct answer is "will be writing".
6I knew she ............... before long.
Wrong!
After a past reporting verb like "knew," future-in-the-past is expressed with "would arrive".
7I will phone you when I ............... time.
Wrong!
After "when" in a future time clause, we use the present simple, so the correct answer is "have".
8I will follow you wherever you ...............
Wrong!
After "wherever" in a future meaning, we use the present simple, so the correct answer is "go".
9What ............... for dinner tonight?
Wrong!
In a present continuous question about a future arrangement, the correct word order is "are we having".
10I ............... the money on the 20th.
Wrong!
We normally use "will need" to state a future need or requirement.

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  1. I am seeing the Minister tomorrow.
  2. What are you doing this weekend?
  3. I will turn thirty-seven next month.
  4. Buses leave every five minutes.
  5. This time tomorrow I will be writing my exam.
  6. I knew she would arrive before long.
  7. I will phone you when I have time.
  8. I will follow you wherever you go.
  9. What are we having for dinner tonight?
  10. I will need the money on the 20th.

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