Put in suitable verbs in the Future Simple.

A. 1. When will your sister come home?–She…home at 6 o’clock. 2. When will the lesson begin?–It…at 9 o’clock. 3. And at what time will the lesson be over?–It…at eleven. 4. Will they help you with your work?–I’m sure they…me. 5. Will your friends be glad to hear this?–Of course, they…very glad. 6. How will you get to the station?–I…there by bus. 7. Will you get up early tomorrow?–Yes, I …at about 7 o’clock. 8. Will you have any spare time this afternoon?–Unfortunately, I…no spare time. 9. Will anybody see you to the station tomorrow?–No, nobody…me there.

B. 1. To what sea… his family…for the summer holidays? – Maybe, they…to the Black sea. 2. When…the lesson be over?–Wait a little, it…in a few minutes. 3. What kind of present…you give your daughter on her birthday?–I don’t yet know what I…her. Perhaps, I…just…her some money, and she…a present herself. 4. Will anybody… John’s telephone number?–I…it to you. Wait a moment, I…it in my notebook. 5. Will you…me the story again, please?–All right, I…it to you after dinner. 6. When…you…home tomorrow?–I hope, I…at seven. 7. Do you …that it…rain in the afternoon?–Well, I hope that it…not…, and that we … be able to…for a walk in the park. 8. I don’t know how to use the computer.–OK, I…you.

9. Complete the sentences with will + one of these verbs.

Be come cost get like meet pass go buy close

1. Don’t worry about your exam. I’m sure you…2.You must meet John sometime. I think you…him. 3. It’s cold. I don’t think I… out. 4. This camera is too expensive. I don’t think I… it. 5. It’s raining. Don’t go out. You…wet. 6. Goodbye. I expect we…again before long. 7. I’ve invited her to the party but I don’t think she… 8.I wonder where I…20 years from now. 9. It’s a bit cold. I think I… the window. 10. I’ve bought my sister a present. Do you think she… it. 11. My car needs to be repaired. How much…?

10. Ask questions about the marked words.

1. Some of them will go to London one of these days.

2. Next Sunday I shall write a letter to my friend.

3. Soon there will be many young trees in this park.

4. We will have dinner at home at about seven.

5. Bill will graduate from the Institute next year.

6. I will be able to help you with your English.

7. They will have a history class tomorrow.

11. Answer the questions.

1. At what time will you go to the Institute tomorrow?

2. Will you get up early or late tomorrow?

3. Who will make breakfast for you?

4. Where will you go after breakfast?

5. How will you get to the Institute?

6. How long will it take you to get there?

7. Who will you see when you come to the Institute tomorrow?

8. At what time will you go for lunch?

9. Where will you go after classes?

10. Will you read, write and speak during the next English class?

11. Will you be free or busy at the week-end?

12. Will you stay in town or go to the country next Sunday?

Will or going to

 

1.Will и going to употребляется для выражения предположений. Обратите внимание на то, что они используются в разных ситуациях: will – вы думаете, что-то произойдет (но явных признаков, указывающих это, нет). They are in love. I think they will get married. – Они влюблены друг в друга. Я думаю, они поженятся.

going to – вы уверены, что-то произойдет (есть определенные признаки указывающие на это). She’s wearing a ring. They are going to get married. – У нее на пальце кольцо. Они собираются пожениться.

2. Will и going to употребляются для выражения намерений. Обратите внимание на то, что они также используются в разных ситуациях: Вы принимаете решение на месте. – OK, I will come with you. – Хорошо. Я пойду с тобой.

Вы уже приняли решение. – I ’ m wearing a helmet because I ’ m going to ride my motorbike. – На мне шлем, потому что я собираюсь прокатиться на своем мотоцикле. 

 

12.Use to be going +Infinitive in the following sentences.

Model: I'll see you tomorrow. I'm going to see you tomorrow.

1. We will choose some new books in this shop. 2.I will have holiday in winter. 3. He will stay at the hotel. 4. He will order lunch for two. 5. She will buy a return ticket to Glasgow. 6.1 will buy some cakes for tea. 7. He'll give you a present for your birthday. 8. She' 11 be married in spring. 9.I will not be present at the party. 

13. Answer the following questions.

1. Are you going to leave for Moscow for the week-end?

2. What are you going to do at the week-end?

3. What are you going to do after classes?

4. Where are you going to have dinner?

5. When are you going to take your examinations?

6. Are you going to buy some English books?

7. Where are you going to spend your summer holidays?

14. Here’s John’s diary for next week. Say what he is going to do next.

Monday present for Tom; 

Tuesday – table tennis with Harry;

Wednesday – car to the garage for service;

Thursday – tickets for “Oliver”;

Friday – birthday card to uncle Jim;

Saturday – football match on television;

Sunday – jazz concert on the radio.

15. Say a few sentences about what you are going to do:

1. in the afternoon (3-4 sentences); 2. after you come home;

3. in the evening; 4. next week; 5. next month.