Worksheetsunit 3 gold experience b2
Total questions: 200
Worksheet time: 2hrs 53mins
Identify the future tense in the sentence: 'She will go to the store next week.'
go to
will go
went to
will be going
Use the present simple to describe a schedule: 'The train ___ (leave) at 6 PM.'
leaving
left
leaves
leave
Differentiate between 'will' and 'going to' in the sentence: 'I ___ (go) to the party if I finish my homework.'
might go
will
should go
am going to
Construct a sentence using 'will be' to describe a future event.
The meeting will be held tomorrow.
The meeting will be canceled next week.
The meeting is being held now.
The meeting was held yesterday.
What is the future perfect tense of the verb 'to finish' in the sentence: 'By next year, I ___ (finish) my project.'?
finished
will finish
has finished
will have finished
Fill in the blank with the correct future tense: 'They ___ (travel) to Paris next summer.'
travelled
will travel
are traveling
have traveled
Use present progressive to describe a planned future action: 'I ___ (meet) my friend tomorrow.'
I met my friend tomorrow.
I will meet my friend tomorrow.
I am meet my friend tomorrow.
I am meeting my friend tomorrow.
What is the difference between 'I will help you' and 'I am going to help you'?
'I am going to help you' is a question while 'I will help you' is a statement
Both phrases mean the same thing
The difference lies in immediacy versus intention; 'will' is spontaneous, 'going to' is premeditated.
'I will help you' is more formal than 'I am going to help you'
Construct a sentence using 'will have' to indicate completion in the future.
By tomorrow, I will have finished my book.
By next year, I will have completed my degree.
Next week, I will have my lunch.
I will have been studying for hours.
Identify the future tense in the sentence: 'We are going to watch a movie tonight.'
will watch a movie
watched a movie
are going to watch
watching a movie
Use the present simple to describe a future schedule: 'The concert ___ (start) at 8 PM.'
The concert started at 8 PM.
The concert starts at 8 PM.
The concert is starting at 8 PM.
The concert will start at 8 PM.
What is the future perfect form of 'to read' in the sentence: 'By the end of the month, I ___ (read) five books.'?
will read
was reading
have read
will have read
Fill in the blank: 'He ___ (not/come) to the meeting tomorrow.'
will not arrive
does not come
is not coming
does not attend
Construct a sentence using 'going to' to express a plan.
I am going to visit my friend this weekend.
I am going to play soccer last weekend.
I am going to the store yesterday.
I will be visiting my friend next week.
Identify the future tense in the sentence: 'I will be studying for my exam.'
will be studying
studied
am studying
will study
What is the present simple form used for schedules? Give an example.
The bus arrives at 8 AM.
The meeting starts at noon.
The store opens at 10 AM.
The train departs at 6 PM.
Differentiate between 'will' and 'going to' in the context of making predictions. except....
'Will' is for spontaneous predictions, while 'going to' is for planned actions or evidence-based predictions.
'Will' is used for past events, while 'going to' is for future events.
'Will' indicates certainty, while 'going to' indicates doubt.
'Will' is used for scheduled events, while 'going to' is for spontaneous decisions.
Construct a sentence using 'will have' to show future possession. EXCEPT
She will have a new car next year.
I will have a dog next week.
They will have a big house soon.
He will have a meeting tomorrow.
Explain the future perfect tense in your own words.
The future perfect tense indicates an action that will never be completed.
The future perfect tense describes actions that are currently happening.
The future perfect tense indicates that an action will be finished by a certain future time.
The future perfect tense is used to express habitual actions in the past.
Pick the right answer out:
Why is she learning Spanish?
She ___________ travel to Spain.
is going to
will
Are going to
We are thirsty.
- Wait here. I __________get some water.
Will
Is going to
Are going to
What do you want the keys for?
I ______________close the door.
will
am going to
is going to
If you don't take a taxi,
you __________arrive on time.
Aren't going to
isn't going to
Won't
Why do you want so many oranges?
- I ______________ make an orange juice.
Won't
am going to
Will
Why are you switching on the TV?
- I _______________ watch a football match.
Won't
am going to
Will
Meat or fish?
I _______ have some fish, please.
Will
Is going to
am going to
Have you got any plans for tomorrow?
- Yes, I __________to visit my grandparents.
will
am going to
Won't
We need one more player.
________you play with us tomorrow?
Will
is going to
Are going to
I can't climb this tree.
Don't worry. ___________help you.
You won't
I will
I am going to
A: I can't find my keys!
B:I _______________ (help) you look for them.
will help
am going to help
A: What are your plans for the weekend?
B: I ______________________ (spend) some time with my friends.
will spend
am going to spend
A: It’s cold in here.
B: I agree. I _______________ (turn) the heater on.
A: That’s a good idea.
will turn
am going to turn
A: Why are you waiting for Ann?
B: Because we __________________ (study) together for the exam.
will study
are going to study
From the text we know that Denny…
was coming over and visiting Heru next Wednesday
came over and visit Heru next Wednesday
Were coming over and visiting Heru next Wednesday
Will be coming over and visiting Heru next Wednesday
What does the underlined sentence express?
An activity done in the past
A progressing activity in the future
A progressing activity in the present
A progressing activity in the past
The following statement is not true according to the dialog…
Denny can’t visit Heru this evening
Heru will be swimming this evening
Denny will be visiting Heru next Wednesday
Heru will be staying at home tomorrow evening
The underlined word has the same meaning with…
doing
opening
leaving
ending
Arrange the jumbled words into a good sentence.
8-2-4-7-9-3-5-10-6-1
8-2-7-4-9-3-5-10-6-1
7-4-2-8-9-3-5-10-6-1
8-9-7-2-10-6-3-5-1-4
Arrange the jumbled dialog into a good order.
A-B-C
A-C-B
B-C-A
C-A-B
Complete the sentence based on the illustration.
Shella ……….. at this time tomorrow morning.
Will mop the floor
Was mopping the floor
Will be mopping the floor
Is mopping the floor
Complete the sentence based on the illustration.
Britney ……….. plants at tomorrow afternoon.
watered
will be watering
is watering
to water
Complete the sentence based on the illustration.
…………. Dilan will be playing futsal with the club.
At 7 last night
At 7 tomorrow evening
At the moment
yesterday
1. What is the speakers’s intention to do the conversation?
To give and ask for information
To describe the information
To explain the information
To write the information
Helen is sick. She......be at school today.
will definitely
probably won’t
is definitely
isn't
Marvel : What will you be doing tonight?
Kharim : I have a math test tomorrow, so ….
I’ll definitely be studying math
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
Seno : …
Ayu : 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 living in the country.
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 around the world.
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.
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
definitely won't
Radhit / go / to college / in ten years
The correct form of future progressive tense is …
Radhit will go to college in ten years.
Radhit will be gone to college in ten years
Radhit will going to college in ten years.
Radhit 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?
Sarah definitely … big families. She only wants to have a child.
Will be starting
Will be raising
Won’t be raising
Won’t be starting
Cheryn : "What will you be doing in fifteen years?"
Nadine : "I will be ... in the World Bank."
The correct answer to complete the dialog is ....
work
works
worked
working
Rafa : "What will he be doing in ten years?"
Rasya : "He'll be ... at Harvard University."
The correct answer is ....
study
studies
studying
studied
Nara : "...?"
Farand : "They will be living in New Zealand."
The correct question is ....
What will they do in fifteen years
What will they be doing in fifteen years
What will they doing in fifteen years
What will he be doing in fifteen years
Andhara : "Where will you be taking vacations in 20 years?"
Indira : "...."
The correct answer is ....
I probably take vacations in Europe in 20 years
I'll probably taking vacations in Europe in 20 years
I probably be taking vacations in Europe in 20 years
I'll probably be taking vacations in Europe in 20 years
Sophia : "...?"
Naila : "Yes, definitely. I'll definitely will be working in my dream job in fifteen years."
The correct question is ....
Will you be work in your dream job in fifteen years
Will you working in your dream job in fifteen years
Will you be working in your dream job in fifteen years
Will be you working in your dream job in fifteen years
Shafira : "Will Mary be raising a small family in twenty years?"
Mozza : ".... She probably won't be raising a small family in twenty years."
The correct answer to complete the dialog is ....
Yes, probably
Probably not
Yes, definitely
No, definitely not
In 15 years, I probably ... (not travel) all over South Africa.
won't travelled
won't travelling
won't be travelling
won't be travelled
Look at the picture!
The correct sentence to describe the picture is ....
She won't be raising a family
She won't be having a family
She'll be raising a family
She will be making friends
Rinjani : "Will you be a music star in 15 years?"
Farrel : "No, not a movie star. I want to be movie director. I'll be working with all the the big Hollywood stars."
What does Farrel think he'll be doing in 15 years?
He'll be acting in movies
He'll be directing movies
He'll be studying cinematography in college
He'll be raising a family
Gavin : "Will you be taking adventurous vacations in 20 years?"
Ferrel : "Yes, ...."
I would
I will
I won't
I wouldn't
Future Perfect is used ...
A future action that will start in the future
A finished action in the future
A future action in progress
A future action that is planned
Sorry, Noey, I ____ (to finish) homework by tomorrow, I’m afraid.
won't have finished
won't have finish
will have finish
will haven't finished
___ you ____ (to earn) enough to go out this weekend?
Will / had earn
Will / Had earned
Won't / had earned
Will / have earned
The Future Perfect tense indicates a...
Future Action
Future action before an event
Future action after an event
Future action meanwhile another event
When my daughter turns eight, we ____________ here for 10 years.
Will have been living
Will have been lived
Will have live
Will have living
The Future Perfect Progressive tense indicates...
An action that will progress until some time in the future.
An action that will continue until some time in the future.
An action that will start until some time in the future.
An action that will happen until some time in the future.
The robbers _____ all the money by the time anyone arrives.
Will haven't taken
Will have taken
Will have took
Won't haven't taken't
By the time he graduates, he _______ five years of study.
won't have completed
will haven't complete
will have competed
will have completed
By the time I get home, Zoey ______ dinner for both of us.
will have cookie
will have cooken
will have cooked
will have cook
Even though she _______ the whole night, Monica and her moves will still look very fresh.
will have been dancing
will have been recycling
will have been singing
will have been drinking
Tom ______ a beard by the end of the week.
will have grown
will be grown
This time next month, ______ in Canada.
you 'll be rock climbed
you'll be rock climbing
She _______ all of the glasses by the end of the party.
'll have broken
'll be breaking
By morning, he _______for over twelve hours.
'll be sleeping
'll have slept
Do you think it _________ at midday tomorrow?
will be raining
will have rained
By the end of the afternoon, you _______ my phone number!
will be forgetting
will have forgotten
Catrin will have left school ___ she is nineteen.
at the time
by the time
There won't be anyone in the office. Everyone _______ (go) home
will be going
will have gone
Julie _______ (not work) this time next week. She'll be on holiday!
won't be working
won't have worked
Do you think that Lucas _______ (fix) the car by tomorrow?
will have fixed
will be fixing
Don't phone me before 8 o'clock, we _______ (have) dinner.
'll have had
'll be having
We _______ (move) into our new house soon. I'm so excited.
'll be moving
'll have moved
By the time you arrive I _______ (cook) something spectacular and dinner will be on the table waiting for you.
will be cooking
will have cooked
When you get off the train, we _______ (wait) for you on the platform.
will be waiting
will have waited
Please, come at 8. By that time, I ______ (finish) my homework and we can go out.
will have finished
will be finishing
I'm sure when you call him, he _______ (watch) TV. He's always in front of the TV!
will be watching
wil lhave watched
We are visiting a new city every week. By the end of the summer, we _______ (study) all the most important cities in Europe.
will have studied
will be studying
In less than 2 years, my grandparents _______ (marry) for 50 years. We are going to celebrate it.
will be getting married
will have been married
By the time we get to Chicago this evening, we _____ (drive) more than four hundred miles. We are going to be exhausted.
will have driven
will be driving
This time next week, she ____________ to China
will be flying
will have flown
will have flew
Will fly
- Don't get up, I _______ answer the phone.
A. Will
B. Won’t
If you eat too much you _______ put on weight.
A. Will
B. Won’t
Don't stay out too late, you _______ get up on time.
A. Will
B. Won’t
I don't think she ________ pass the exam, she isn't very good.
A. Will
B. Won’t
You may as well go home now, I _____ be back for hours.
A. Will
B. Won’t
Go to bed and you _________ feel better tomorrow.
A. Will
B. Won’t
It's Mary's birthday next month. She _____ be 18.
A. Will
B. Won’t
They are on holiday for two weeks so they _______ be here tomorrow.
A. Will
B. Won’t
_________ they want dinner?
A. Will
B. Won’t
If the weather is ok, the plane _________ leave on time.
A. Will
B. Won’t
Let's go to the beach tomorrow! I think it ... sunny.
won't be
won't
will be
Thomas is sick, so he ... in class today
won't be
will
will be
A) ... your brother be here soon?
B) yes, he ...
won' t be / will be
will be / will
will / will
My family and I ... fly to Spain on our holiday.
will
won't be
will be
My sister ... busy at three o' clock, so you can call back at that time.
will
won't be
will be
A) ... talk to Mr. Wilson?
B) No, I ...
won't / will
will / won't
will be/ won't be
Our son ... three years old next January.
won't
will
will be
A) ... you see the movie tonight?
B) Yes, I ...
won't / won't be
won't / won't
will / will
My friend ... on time because the bus was late.
will be
won't
won't be
I will clean the living room but I ... clean the kitchen.
will
won't
won't be
Jennifer doesn't think she ... ready to leave in half an hour.
will be
won't be
will
There ... any food left if we arrive at the party late.
won't be
won't
will
You ... so tired tomorrow if you go to bed earlier.
will be
won't be
will
We don't have any milk, so I ... go to the store to buy some.
won't be
won't
will
... they finish their homework before six o'clock?
will
will be
won't be
Sarah didn't eat lunch today, so I think she ... hungry soon.
will be
won't
won't be
countable
uncountable
mathematics
uncountable
countable
uncountable
countable
10 students
uncountable
countable
3 cars
uncountable
countable
20 bananas
uncountable
countable
uncountable
countable
8 burgers
uncountable
countable
uncountable
countable
4 packets of salt
uncountable
countable
-------have captured the spirit of the conquest od America as well as James Fenimore Cooper.
Few writers
The writers are few
The few writers
Few are the writers
Plane geometry is------- kind of geometry studied in school.
first the
a first
the first
the one first
------- students are absent today.
A little
Any
None
A few
There are-------- cheese sandwiches on the table.
a little
a few
a few of
a lot
------- American families have more than five children.
Few of
Few
A little of
A few of the
I'm busy. Please come back some------- time.
another
the other
others
other
A rich person has------- money.
a lot of
much
a great deal
too many
Is there-------- traffic at 4.00 a.m.?
a few
much
very
many
You can have------ box you like; they are all the same.
some
what
which
any
------- students prefer to study before examinations.
The most
Most
Most of
The most of
There's --------- cholesterol in liver.
very
many
a lot of
most
There isn't ------ pollution in a small town.
a few
many
much
very
It's nice to have------- friends.
many
too many
too much
very
He doesn't have ------- money.
some
no
any
very
He's ------- known as an artist. Not many people know him.
a little
little
much
a few
------- students in this class are foreigners.
None
All of
All of the
Much
--------Americans have a telephone.
Much
Most of the
Most of
Most
Success in life requires -------- effort.
a lot
a great quantity of
a great many
a great deal of
I can't afford a Cadillac.It costs -------money.
very
too
too much
too many
A great --------- students participated in the activities organized by the Social Club.
deal
number
many
sum
you can buy ............ a new bag or a new pair of shoes
both
either
neither
The foods are both delicious .......... cheap
and
or
neither
A: Rona plays the violin. He also plays basketball well.
B: Yes, he is good at ............violin or .......................
either - basketball
neither - basketball
both - neither
find the correct sentence!
I like both the blue or the green dress
I don't like either the blue and the green dress
I like neither the blue nor the green dress
it is important to obey ........................ your father and your mother.
both
either
neither
A: Charlie is arogant. Rachel is unpleasant.
B: But, I dislike neither ................ nor .................
both - and
Charlie - Rachel
Charlie - arogant
The meal is .................... delicious nor excellent.
both
or
neither
He likes to write either novels ......... drama
and
nor
or
Azka has ......................... red hair nor blue eyes
both
either
neither
- she likes pizza
- she likes burger
..............................................................
she likes neither pizza nor burger
she likes both pizza and burger
she likes either pizza nor burger
A: 'I haven't written the essay yet.'
B: 'Neither _____ I.'
do
haven't
have
A: 'I'm very thirsty.'
B: '_____ .'
Too I am
So do I
So am I
A: 'Sam won't help us.'
B: 'Neither ______.
won't Scotty
does Scotty
will scotty
A: 'I drink too much coffee.'
B: 'So am INeither do ISo do I.'
So am I
Neither do I
So do I
A: 'You didn't tell the truth.'
B: 'Nor _______.'
didn't you
you did
did you
Can _____ you or Lisa take me to the station?
both
either
neither
A: Are you from Spain or from Italy?
B: _____ . I'm from Portugal.
Either
Both
Neither
_____ can win this game.
Both of us
Both us
The both of us
With a tourist visa, you can ____ work nor study.
either
neither
both
He showed us two apartments but we didn't like ____ of them.
neither
both
either
That's enough! ______ you pay your dept to me or I take you to court
Both
Either
Neither
When we heard the good news, we were ______ happy and excited
Both
Either
Neither
They had _______ food to eat nor money to go to a restaurant.
Both
Either
Neither
Mr.Harrison wants to have _____ vanilla and chocolate in his ice cream.
Both
Either
Neither
You should stop making up excuses. _______ you study hard or you will fail in the Maths exam tomorrow.
Both
Either
Neither
______ of the two students had books with them so the teacher got very angry.
Both
Either
Neither
We have ______ bread nor cheese so we can't make a cheese sandwich
Both
Either
Neither
She can ______ buy a laptop or a tablet pc. She got enough money.
Both
Either
Neither
I don't like ________ of snack.
Both
Either
Neither
______ of those answers are correct. Try again.
Both
Either
Neither
She is happy with --------------- job.
HIS
THEIR
HER
The children lost -------- way in the town.
HIS
HER
OUR
THEIR
Peter is showing ------- house to Susan.
HER
ITS
HIS
THEIR
I have a pet. -------name is Baboo.
HIS
ITS
THEIR
IT
There is a mouse in ------- (we) bedroom.
HE
HIS
OUR
HER
Is that ------(you) house ?
THEIR
HIS
YOUR
OUR
The cat is hungry. This is ------- food.
HIS
HER
ITS
IT
You are a boy and ----- name is Marc.
HIS
THEIR
YOUR
MY
I live in Paris with ----------- family.
THEIR
HIS
OUR
MY
That car belongs to my friend. = It's my ___ car.
friend's
friend'
That's the house where my friends live. = It's my ___ house.
friend's
friends'
I asked my brother to help me. = I asked for my ___ help.
brother's
brothers'
Our cat always sleeps on that chair. = It's the ___ chair.
cat's
cats'
The party was organised by the Smith family. = It was the ___ party.
Smith's
Smiths'
What does your teacher think about your progress? = What's your ___ opinion?
teacher's
teachers'
