Match the sentence with one of the future forms with ist meaning.

Read the Grammar Summary (SB pp. 143-144) and complete the sentence with the correct future form (will, shall, be going to, present continuous and present simple). Write the verb forms with commas.

- Are you ready to order?

- Yes, please. I___________________ (have) the steak, I think.

- OK. How would you like it cooked?

- I ________________(have) it medium, please.

Read the Grammar Summary (SB pp. 143-144) and complete the sentence with the correct future form (will, shall, be going to, present continuous and present simple). Write the verb forms with commas.

- When _________________ (you/leave)?

- We __________________(fly) back to Munich tomorrow morning. Our daughter _______________(meet) us at the airport.

Read the Grammar Summary (SB pp. 143-144) and complete the sentence with the correct future form (will, shall, be going to, present continuous and present simple). Write the verb forms with commas.

- Look out! That vase _______________(fall) and break.

- Oh, thanks. I ______________ (put) it on something more stable.

Read the Grammar Summary (SB pp. 143-144) and complete the sentence with the correct future form (will, shall, be going to, present continuous and present simple). Write the verb forms with commas.

- The conference ________________ (start) officially on Friday evening, but most of the delegates __________________ (not / arrive) until Saturday.

- And when ____________________ (you get) there?

- I ___________________(probably / be) there on Friday, because I'm on the executive commitee.

Read the Grammar Summary (SB pp. 143-144) and complete the sentence with the correct future form (will, shall, be going to, present continuous and present simple). Write the verb forms with commas.

- I can see that the new tax laws ______________(benefit) the middle classes but what about those people on low incomes?

- The government has promised that it _______________(help) poor people too.

Is the future form correct (true) or incorrect (false)? 

I don't feel like cooking tonight. Will we get a takeaway?

Is the future form correct (true) or incorrect (false)? 

I'll look at your computer when I have a moment.

Is the future form correct (true) or incorrect (false)? 

If the film is to start at 8, we'd better get there by 7.30.

Is the future form correct (true) or incorrect (false)? 

From 3rd May, shops are to be able to open all day on Sundays, if they wish. 

Is the future form correct (true) or incorrect (false)? 

Things might get worse before they get better.

Is the future form correct (true) or incorrect (false)? 

Please don't touch anything until I will have had a chance to look at it.

Is the future form correct (true) or incorrect (false)? 

I think you have to invite her. She can be offended otherwise.

Is the future form correct (true) or incorrect (false)? 

Harry says he's going to look for a new job.

Choose the best option to complete the sentence.

I know it's very noisy with the builders here, but they ___________________ by the end of the week.

Choose the best option to complete the sentence.

I don't think he'll ever finish the book. By this summer, he ________________on it for over ten years.

Choose the best option to complete the sentence.

It's 7.00 a.m. in New York and people_______________to te news.

Choose the best option to complete the sentence.

Don't worry - in a few weeks' time, everyone __________________ it ever happened.

Choose the best option to complete the sentence.

You can give me Tania's phone, if you like. __________________ her later.

Choose the best option to complete the sentence.

I think I'd better go now. My husband _________________ where I am.