Future Tense By Huong Giang 0918 314 293 Future Tense I Choose the correct future form for each sentence 1 A John and I are going to/will get married B Oh that’s great news! 2 A I can’t find my wallet[.]
By Huong Giang 0918 314 293 Future Tense I Choose the correct future form for each sentence: A: John and I are going to/will get married B: Oh that’s great news! A: I can’t find my wallet! B: I’m going to/ I’ll help you look for it A: I’m going to get a cup of coffee B: Good idea I’m going to/ I’ll get one, too A: It’s my birthday on Sunday? B: Are you going to/ Will you have a party? Can you record that programme for me? I’m going to/ I’ll have a bath A: Here’s that report B: Oh, thanks I’m going to / I’ll read it this evening A: Shall we go out for a meal this evening? B: Yes, OK I’m going to/ I’ll phone and book a table II Put the verb into the most suitable form, present continuous or present simple We (have) a party next Saturday Would you like to come? I (not/go) away for my holidays next month because I haven’t got enough money (you/go) away? The concert this evening (start) at 7.30 George, is it true that you (get) married next week? The art exhibition (open) on May and (finish) on 15 July What time (the next train/leave)? Ann, we (go) to town (you/come) with us? The football match (start) at 8:00 What time (you/meet) Ann? III Use the present continuous where possible in the following sentences I (play) card tonight with Tom and Ann He (have) an operation next week By Huong Giang 0918 314 293 It’s very cold I (light) a fire We (have) some friends to lunch tomorrow I’ve reminded you once; I (not do) it again I (have) my hair cut this afternoon Our class (start) German next term I (spend) a few days in London next week The Town Council (build) a new school here 10 We (take) the children to the seaside this summer