Unit 4A.3: Future Forms: Will / Shall And Be Going To

Trust me. I _____ anyone. (not tell)

Sit down. I _____ you a cup of tea. (make)

My sister _____ married in the spring. (get)

What _____ we _____ with our old sofa? (do)

Don't leave the butter out in this heat. It _____. (melt)

Thanks for the lovely meal. _____ I _____ the table? (clear)

It's too late to call them now. I _____ them in the morning. (call)

We _____ home on Saturday. Our flight leaves at 9.00 p.m. (fly)

Could you take the rubbish out now? I think it _____ this evening. (rain)

Why don't you give away your riding boots. You _____ never _____ them again. (wear)

A: Those clouds are coming this way. B: Yes, it looks as if it _____. (rain)

A: I'm freezing! B: _____ I _____ the heating? (turn on)

A: Mum! I've dropped my ice cream! B: It's OK, don't worry — I _____ you a new one! (get)

A: We're going for a walk in the country tomorrow. B: It _____ probably _____. (rain)

A: Excuse me. I ordered still water and this is sparkling. B: I'm sorry, sir. I _____ it for you. (change)

A: Who do you think _____ tomorrow's game? (win) B: Italy, of course!

A: I think this house is getting too small. B: _____ you _____ somewhere bigger? (move)

A: How about going abroad for our holiday this year? B: That sounds good! Where _____ we _____? (go)

A: The play starts at 7.30 so we need to be at the theatre by 7.15. B: OK, I _____ late this time. (not be)

A: Can I pick some strawberries? B: Not yet. They _____ ripe until next month. (not be)