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    Future Tense (Will / Going To / Present Continuous / Present Simple)

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    This document provides examples of using future tenses in English, including will, going to, present continuous, and present simple. It contains 34 sentences demonstrating the different ways to express future actions and events in English. The sentences cover a range of common situations involving plans, predictions, assumptions, schedules, and other future-oriented contexts.

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    This document provides examples of using future tenses in English, including will, going to, present continuous, and present simple. It contains 34 sentences demonstrating the different ways to express future actions and events in English. The sentences cover a range of common situations involving plans, predictions, assumptions, schedules, and other future-oriented contexts.

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    FUTURE TENSE (WILL / GOING TO / PRESENT CONTINUOUS / PRESENT

    SIMPLE)
    1. You (open) the door for me, please? Yes, certainly.
    2. You (do) the washing-up tonight? - No, I think it can wait until tomorrow.
    3. We ..at home tonight, (stay)
    4. I'm sure he (not be] late.
    5. Look at the sky. It tomorrow. (rain)
    6. We ..at a restaurant tonight. (eat)
    7. They ..to Manchester tomorrow morning. (drive)
    8. I my teeth, have a wash, and go to bed. (brush)
    9. Be careful with that plate! You . it! (break)
    10. Its hot in here! - I (open) the window for you
    11. My parents . with us for the weekend. (stay)
    12. Hurry up! We the train! (miss)
    13. How many people . today? (arrive)
    14. They ..Nick at 10 o'clock tomorrow. (see)
    15. ..(There be)a lot of people at the meeting?
    16. I . to the seaside next weekend. (go)
    17. Who to John's party later? (come)
    18. Bring your hat and gloves - it cold later tonight. (get)
    19. Mary ..to Barbados next Tuesday. (fly)
    20. Don't worry. I . (pay) for the damage to your car.
    21. Our friends us before the concert. (meet)
    22. We . into our new house next month. (move)
    23. I suppose she .( be) in London next week.
    24. 'I think the film . (be) a big success.'
    25. 'There's someone at the door.' 'OK, I . (answer) it.'
    26. Class (not begin) at 9 o'clock, they ..

    (begin) at 10 a.m.
    27. Who do you think it .. (win) the next national elections?
    28. I'm sorry, we can't meet tomorrow. I (see) the therapist at 5

    p.m.
    29. Jack (have) a dinner party next Saturday.
    30. The shops . (open) at 9.30 a.m.
    31. Stephanie .. (meet) her boyfriend at 8 oclock.
    32. The next train to Oxford .. (leave) from platform

    12 at 14.15.
    33. I think they (will) the next game.
    34. Leave your car with me. I (try) to fix it.

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