B2 Grammar

What time ____ for the party?

• you going to be leaving

• you will be leaving

• will you be leaving

• you leave

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

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

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

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

• When you get home, dinner.

Which sentence is NOT correct?

In the year 3000, most people ____ in cities.

• will living

• are going to be living

• will be living

What does this sentence mean?

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

• The presentation has already finished.

• The presentation has already started.

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

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

Which is the best reply?

What do you think those men were doing in Charles’s garden yesterday?

• Gardening.

• I expect they’ll be doing some gardening.

• I expect they’ll have been doing some gardening.

• I expect they’ll do some gardening.

I’m flying to Florida tonight. This time tomorrow, I’ll ____ on a beach drinking cocktails!

• be lying

• have been lying

• lie

• lied

If he ___ you an invoice, you should pay him.

• would send

• ‘s sent

• had sent

• had send

If you _________ the photocopier off and off again, it sometimes Works.

• turned

• will turn

• turn

• will have turned

We ____ not have bought enough biscuits for everyone.

• must

• should

• may

• have

(modals) can’t

It’s not possible that Joe went home without me!

Joe__________home without me!