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Instruction: Identify the correct future forms and its uses.
Question: The architech believes he will finish the new building next month.

• Affirmative
  (for future facts)

• Negative
  (for threats)

• Affirmative

  (after verbs of opinion)

• Negative

  (for promises)

Instruction: Identify the correct future forms & its uses.
Question:Tidy your room or I won't let you go out.

• Affirmative

  (for threats)

• Negative

  (for threats)

• Affirmative

  (to offer to do something)

• Negative

  (to ask someone to do something)

Instruction: Identify the correct future forms & its uses.
Question: He will become rich one day.

• Affirmative

  (for future facts)

• Negative

  (for future facts)

• Question

  (to offer to do something)

• Affirmative

  (for predictions without proof)

Instruction: Identify the correct future forms & its uses.
Question: You can rest. I'll do the dishes.

• Affirmative

  (to offer to do something)

• Question

  (to ask someone to do something)

• Negative

  (for threaths)

• Affirmative

  (to ask someone to do something)

Instruction: Identify the correct future forms & its uses.
Question: Her son will be 21 tomorrow.

• Affirmative

  (after verbs of opinion)

• Affirmative
  (for predictions without facts)

• Affirmative

  (for promises)

• Affirmative

  (for future facts)

Instruction: Identify the correct future forms & its uses.
Question: Will you please open the window?

• Question

  (for promises)

• Question

  (to offer to do something)

• Question

  (to ask someone to do something)

• Affirmative

  (to ask someone to do something)

Instruction: Identify the correct future forms & its uses.
Question: I'm sorry! I won't ever lie again!

• Affirmative

  (for promises)

• Question

  (for future facts)

• Negative

  (for threats)

• Affirmative

  (for predictions)

Instruction: Identify the correct future forms & its uses.
Question: They're going to build a block of flats here next year.

• Affirmative
  (future plans)

• Affirmative

  (a sudden decision)

• Affirmative

  (a future predictions)

• Affirmative

  (a threat)

Instruction: Identify the correct future forms & its uses.
Question: The wall isn't very safe. It's going to fall down.

• Affirmative

  (for predictions)

• Question

  (to offer to do something)

• Negative

  (predictions based on present evidence)

• Affirmative

  (for future facts)