WorksheetsReview Unit 4 (Dreams for the Future)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
What will Ivan be doing at 12.00 noon?
Ivan will be swimming at 12.00 noon.
Ivan will be swim at 12.00 noon
Alice ________(watch) his favourite television programme in the evening.
will watch
will be watching
I … (wait) on the train station by this time tomorrow morning.
will be waitting
been waiting
be waiting
will be waiting
Bobby … (not, work) on Saturday at 2 p.m.
will not be working
not be working
not been working
will be not working
... (you, read) the book tonight?
will not be reading
will you be reading
will you not be reading
will be you reading
They … (snorkel) around the small island tomorrow.
will not snorkeling
will be not snorkeling
will be snorkeling
will not be snorkeling
At 8 o’clock tomorrow, we … (sit) here to talk about the issues.
will be sitting
will be siting
will not be sitting
will not be siting
They … (not, watch) the match this evening.
will be not warcthing
will not be watching
will not been watching
will been watching
... (you, work out) at the gym this afternoon?
Will you be working out
Will be you working out
will you been working out
will been you working out
The people … (stay) at home during hurricane season.
will be staying
will been staying
will not be staying
will be not staying
I ________ during rush hour.
will be driving
will have drive
will be drive
will be drove
He will not be _____ the bus today.
take
taken
taking
took
They ________ the cottage that weekend.
using
'll be using
're be using
's be using
Nigel _____ be coming to the picnic.
won't
won't not
willn't
willing
We'll be ________ the news at 10pm.
watch
watching
to watch
watches
At 7 a.m. tomorrow morning,
your birthday cake.
I 'll be baked
I'll be baking
_________________ a horse tomorrow
She shall be ride
She will be riding
She'll riding
She shall riding
_________________ vacation in two days.
They'll be going on
They shall going on
They will going on
They be going on
______________ a bath at midnight.
He'll be taking
He will take
He will being taken
He'll taking
Tomorrow morning, we (work)
will be working
will work
will have been working
will be worked
Helen is sick. She......be at school today.
definitely will
probably won’t
Erico: What will you be doing tonight?
Goldixon: I have a history test tomorrow, so …
I’ll definitely be studying history.
I’ll probably be going to the mall.
I’ll definitely be working on my science paper.
I’ll probably be having dinner with friends.
Jaysen: …
Keisen: They’ll definitely be going to the movies on Saturday.
Where will Mom and Dad be working on Saturday?
Where will Mom and Dad be going on Saturday?
What will Mom and Dad be cooking on Saturday?
Where will Mom and Dad be taking me on Saturday?
Anna doesn’t like living in the city. She likes traveling a lot.
Will Anna be living in the country in twenty years?
Yes, definitely. She definitely won’t be living in the country in twenty years.
Probably not. She probably will be living in the country in twenty years.
Yes, probably. She probably will be living in the country in twenty years.
No, definitely not. She definitely won’t be living in the country in twenty years.
Anna doesn’t like living in the city. She likes traveling a lot.
Will Anna be taking vacations to the same place every year?
Yes, definitely. She definitely will be taking vacations to the same place every year.
Probably not. She probably will be taking vacations to the same place every year.
Yes, probably. She probably won’t be taking vacations to the same place every year.
No, definitely not. She definitely won’t be taking vacations to the same place every year.
Carlos / go / to college / in ten years
The correct form of future progressive tense is …
Carlos will go to college in ten years.
Carlos will be gone to college in ten years
Carlos will going to college in ten years.
Carlos will be going to college in ten years.
you / living / where / in twenty years / be / will / ?
The correct order of the words above is …
Where will you be living in twenty years?
Where you will be living in twenty years?
Where will be you living in twenty years?
Where will you living be in twenty years?
I _________ be at the concert tomorrow. I bought the tickets last month!
will definitely
might
might not
won't definitely
My sister ___________ going to Canada next year. She hasn't decided, but it's a great opportunity.
is definitely
won't definitely
is probably
will
If you don't know the person's name you could write?
Yo!,
Dear Mr Smith,
Dear Madam,
Hi Katie,
Abbreviations: "Ex: (Thanks) instead of (Thank you)" can be used in a/an..............?
Formal Email
Informal Email
Both
Missing out words is allowed when writing a/an.........................
Formal Email
Informal Email
Both
You are Inviting your old teacher to an event to give a short speech for 10 minutes. What type of email are you going to send?
Formal Email
Informal Email
Both
Using contractions "Ex: (I'm) instead of (I am)" is only allowed when writing a/an..................
Formal Email
Informal Email
Direct questions can only be used in writing a/an...................
Formal Email
Informal Email
What type of email is this?
Dear Mr. Hammond,
I attended your lecture on public speaking at the communication skills conference in London last week and I was very impressed.
I am involved in organising something similar and I would like to invite you to speak at our conference in Manama, Bahrain, on 15 May.
The talk would need to last for 60 minutes (45 minutes for the talk and 15 minutes for questions).
please find attached a document giving full details of the programme.
should you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
I look forward to hearing from you.
yours sincerely,
Fatima Al Bitar
Conference organiser.
Formal Email
Informal Email
Both
Choose all possible answers.
Who do you write formal Emails to?
Friends
School principle
Government
Family
Apply to university
"Greetings and Endings" are required in a/an....................
Formal Email
Informal Email
Both
The form "Yours Sincerely" is used to end only a/an...................
Formal Email
Informal Email
Both
Letter to a friend about a party you are having.
Formal
Informal
Formal and Informal
Business card that you give out to new customers.
Formal
Informal
Formal and Informal
Text message for your friend.
Formal
Informal
Formal and Informal
