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    Grammar practice

    Future forms
    1 Choose the correct verb forms to complete the sentences.
    1 We won’t leave / don’t leave before nine tomorrow morning.
    2 I’m not going to play / I won’t play soccer next weekend because it’s my sister’s wedding.
    3 Perhaps I’ll see / I’m going to see you later. Call me if you’re not busy.
    4 My dad is buying / is going to buy a Ferrari one day.
    5 I meet / I’m meeting Jenny at seven.
    6 I expect it is / will be sunny tomorrow.
    7 The performance ends / is ending at ten. Please leave the building immediately.
    8 Emily will work / is going to work in a big store in New York City. She already has the job.

    2 Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.


    1 go / Jack / the theater / probably / won’t / to

    2 Dan / tennis / going / is / to / definitely / play / tomorrow

    3 eat out / we / going / probably aren’t / to / tonight

    4 I’ll / the party / definitely / to / come

    5 there / be / Annie / probably / will

    6 is / write / she / going / definitely / to / a new book / ?

    7 am / buy / a new bike / going / I / definitely / to

    8 she / know / probably / the answer / won’t

    3 Complete the sentences with the correct future form of the verbs in parentheses.
    1 I expect that all video games (have) amazing graphics in the
    future.
    2 Andrew knows what career he wants. He (work) as a marine
    biologist when he graduates from college.
    3 We (go) shopping later. Do you want us to get you anything?
    4 I’m sorry. I can’t come. I (have) lunch with Sophie. Let’s make
    another arrangement.
    5 That suitcase looks really heavy. I (ask) my dad to help me
    carry it.
    6 The bus (leave) Walton at nine, so we’ll have time to get some
    lunch.
    7 I don’t think I (remember) all that. Can you write a list for me?
    8 There are no clouds in the sky. It (not rain) this afternoon.

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    Grammar practice

    4 Choose the best response.


    1 When is the next train?
    a It leaves in five minutes from platform 4.
    b It’s leaving in five minutes from platform 3.
    2 Have you decided which school subjects you want to study next year?
    a Yes, I’ll study math and science.
    b Yes. I’m going to study math and science.
    3 Andy is the best runner in the school.
    a I know. He’s winning all the races next month.
    b I know. He’s going to win all the races next month.
    4 Are you going to watch the soccer game on Saturday?
    a I’m not sure. I’ll probably watch it.
    b I’m not sure. I’ll definitely watch it.
    5 Julie’s late. I’m worried.
    a Don’t worry. I expect she’ll be here soon.
    b Don’t worry. I expect she’s going to be here soon.
    6 Have you arranged for somebody to meet you at the airport?
    a Yes. My dad’s meeting me.
    b Yes. My dad meets me.

    5 Complete the emails with the correct future forms of the verbs in parentheses.

    Hi Lucy!
    What 1 (you / do) this evening? I have two tickets for a musical.
    If you want to come with me, let me know. It 2 (be) a lot of fun,
    I think.

    Hi Joe,
    Tina and I have to do a presentation in history class next week, and we’ve decided to do
    something about the Romans. Tina 3 (talk) about Julius Caesar,
    and I 4
    (tell) the class about Augustus. If you know anything about
    the Romans, let us know! Maybe we 5 (see) you later. If so, you
    can help us prepare.

    Hi Amy,
    I6 (meet) Tom for lunch at two o’clock in the Rose Café. Would
    you like to come with me? If so, meet me at the bus stop near my house. Buses to the city center
    7
    (leave) every half an hour. So, see you at 1:30 because
    I8 (definitely / be) on that bus.

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    Grammar practice

    6 Complete the responses with your own ideas.


    1 Can anyone help me with this heavy bag?
    Sure! I .
    2 What are you doing next weekend?
    I .
    3 When does the bus arrive at your school?
    It .
    4 Who are you going to have lunch with?
    I .
    5 What are you definitely going to do next summer?
    I .

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