This document contains examples of sentences using will/be going to for making predictions about the future. It provides fill-in-the-blank questions using various forms of will/be going to followed by the underlined verbs that need to be made into questions. There are also short conversations provided as examples and questions about the underlined portions of those conversations.
This document contains examples of sentences using will/be going to for making predictions about the future. It provides fill-in-the-blank questions using various forms of will/be going to followed by the underlined verbs that need to be made into questions. There are also short conversations provided as examples and questions about the underlined portions of those conversations.
This document contains examples of sentences using will/be going to for making predictions about the future. It provides fill-in-the-blank questions using various forms of will/be going to followed by the underlined verbs that need to be made into questions. There are also short conversations provided as examples and questions about the underlined portions of those conversations.
B: Er, I (have) ___________________________ chips, please. 2. I think I (have) _____________________________ another cup of tea. 3. Mark has bought a clarinet and he (take) ______________________ Music lessons. 4. I think it (cost) _________________________ about 3.000 euros to rebuild the garage. 5. Alice (have)____________________________ a baby in April. 6. I (play) _____________________________ tennis with Stan on Sunday. 7. Look! The train (stop) ____________________________________ 8. I’m sure everybody (have) __________________________ proper housing one day. 9. She (get) ___________________________ married on Friday at the local church. 10. It (rain) _________________________, look at those clouds. 11. A: Look! The house is on fire. B: Good heavens! I (call) __________________________ the fire brigade immediately. 12. A: What shall we have for dinner? B: I don’t know. Ok, we (have) ________________________ chicken. 13. A: Alan, can you take me to the airport this evening? B: of course, I (take) _________________________ you. I’d be delighted. 14. Perhaps Ann (arrive) ____________________________ at about 8 o’clock. 15. A: have you got a ticket for the play? B: Yes, I (see) _______________________________ it on Thursday. 16. What can I do this evening? I know! I (go) _______________________ and see Sue. 17. Someone told me that you are moving from London. That’s right. I (live) ____________________________ in Manchester. 18. Would you like to come to my house this evening? Yes, all right. I (come)__________________________ at 9 o’clock. 19. I don’t feel very well. I think I (faint) _______________________ 20. It’s Simon birthday soon and I (buy) _______________________ him something to wear. 21. Oh, no! Look at those cars! They (crash) _____________________________ 22. A: I could lend you some money if you like. B: could you? I (pay) ___________________________ you back on Friday. 23. The phone is ringing. Ok. I (answer) _____________________________ it. 24. Has George decided what to do when he leaves school? Oh, yes, everything is planned. He (have) _____________________________ a holiday for a few weeks and then he (do) _________________________ a computer course. 25. Hello. Can I speak to Jim, please? Just a moment. I (get) _________________ him. 26. Do you think that he (recognize) _________________________ me? 27. If petro pump attendants go on strike we (not have) ______________________ any petrol. 28. He (spend) ___________________________ his holidays in Spain. 29. I (pick) _______________________ you up at 6:30; don’t forget. 30. The Town Council (build) ________________________________ a new school here. 31. I (compete) _____________________ in the bicycle race tomorrow. 32. I (play) _________________________brigde tonight with Tom and Ann. 33. Perphaps he (arrive)______________________________ in time for lunch. 34. I wonder how many of us still (be) __________________________here next year. 35. If you learn another language you (get) ________________________ a better job. 36. What horse (you ride) __________________________ tomorrow? 37. I’m sure that you (like) ____________________________ him. 38. He has cut my hair too short. Don’t worry; it (grow) _______________________ again very quickly. 39. I (give) _____________________________ a football trainers for his next birthday. 40. The Queen (open) __________________________ Parliament next month. 41. I (collect)_________________________________ my new dress this afternoon. 42. The fire has gone out! So it has. I (go) __________________ and get some sticks. 43. I’ve hired a typewriter and I (learn) _______________________ to type. 44. If you drop that bottle it (break) ___________________________ 45. I hope he (remember) ____________________________ to buy wine. 46. You ‘ve bought a lot of paint. (you redecorate) ________________ your kitchen? 47. How do I get from here to London Bridge? I don’t know, but I (ask)___________ that policeman. 48. I can’t understand this letter. I (call) _______________ my son. He (translate) ___________ it for you.
Write the questions of the underlined words.
1. Yes, she is.
2. They are going to build a new house. 3. She will work on Friday. 4. No, she won’t 5. He is going to spend his holidays in Spain. 6. I will study Laws. 7. You are going to clean the house. 8. They will give you the dossier. 9. Yes, I will. 10. He is going to buy it tomorrow. 11. No, they aren’t. 12. We will play in the park. 13. No, you aren’t. 14. We are going to answer the question. 15. She will live in Manchester. 16. He is going to pass his exams.