The future

Which sentence is correct?

• They shall never win the match.
• He won’t to go out with Mary again.
• Shall I to open the window?
• Hurry up. You’ll be late!

In which sentence can't you use will?

• Will you be quiet? I’m trying to watch TV.
• ‘Have you decided what to do?’ ‘Yes, I have. I won’t go.’
• My parents won’t let me stay out late.
• ‘Is Kate there?’ ‘Yes. Just a second, I’ll get her.’

Which sentence is incorrect?

• Do you think Graham will pass the exam?
• I think I’ll walk to school today.
• I think my friends won’t agree.
• I don’t think my brother will lend me his bike.

Choose the correct answer. When it _______ raining, we _______ to the park.

• will stop / will go
• stops / go
• stops / will go
• will stop / go

In which sentence can't you substitute will with be going to?

• I hope it will be sunny this afternoon.
• ‘I can’t do this!’ ‘It’s OK. I’ll help you.’
• ‘Did you call Fiona?’ ‘No, I forgot. I’ll do it now.’
• ‘I’m very busy. Will you help me cook lunch?’ ‘Sure.’

Which sentence is incorrect?

• We’ll let you know as soon as we decide.
• I’m going to work for a year before I go to university.
• The guided tour starts at 9.15 a.m. and lasts two hours.
• Sue isn’t sure. Maybe she is moving house next year.

Choose the correct option. ‘Do you want to come to the cinema? The film _______ at 9.45 p.m.’ ‘OK. I _______ you there.’

• is starting / am going to meet
• will start / am meeting
• is going to start / meet
• starts / will meet

Choose the correct option. The sea is really rough. I think I _______ sick.

• am being
• ’m going to be
• am
• will be

Choose the correct option. Ahmed can’t come out tonight because his grandparents _______ to dinner.

• are going to come
• will come
• are coming
• come

Which sentence is incorrect?

• He’s flying to Las Vegas tomorrow. He got the tickets last week.
• ‘I’m hungry.’ ‘OK. I’m going to make you a sandwich.’
• ‘I’m going out for a walk. Do you want to come too?’
• I won’t be home at 4 p.m. I’m meeting my friends after school.