Future tenses

Alex ___ late. He’s stuck in traffic.

• will be arrive

• will arriving

• will be arriving

____ you get home, we’ll be having dinner.

• in time

• by the time

• by

What time ____ for the party?

• you going to be leaving

• you will be leaving

• will you be leaving

What is the meaning of the sentence below?

When you arrive, I’ll be working in the garage.

• I will start working after you arrive.

• I will start working in the garage before you arrive.

• I will finish my work in the garage before you arrive.

Which sentence is NOT correct?

In the year 3000, most people ____ in cities.

• will living

• are going to be living

• will be living

Choose the correct tense.

Sorry, Jake, I ___ late tomorrow, I’m afraid.

• ’ll have been

• ’ll be

• ’ll be being

Which sentence means: When you get home, dinner will be ready to eat?

• By the time you get home, I’ll have made dinner.

• By the time you get home, I’ll be making dinner.

• When you get home, I’ll make dinner.

Which sentence means:This time next week, Joyce will no longer be here?

• This time next week, Joyce will be leaving.

• This time next week, Joyce will have left.

• This time next week, Joyce will leave.

What does this sentence mean?

By the time we get to the venue, the presentation will have started.

• The presentation hasn’t started yet, but it will start before we arrive.

• The presentation has already started.

• The presentation hasn’t started yet. It will start after we arrive.

Which sentence is correct?

I bet the shop ____ of ice cream by the time we get there.

• will be sell out

• will sold out

• will have sold out