Choose the correct form of the verbs
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XXIII. Choose the correct form of the verbs.
1. A: I'd better go. I'm cycling/ I cycle home, and I haven't got any lights on my bike
B: Oh, yes. It'll be/ It'll have been dark soon.
2. A:
B:
I hear the rent on your flat is very expensive.
Yes, it is. I'll move/ I'm going to move, I've decided.
3. A: I'd like a photo of Martin and me.
B: I'll take/ I'm going to take one with your camera, then.
Have you booked on holiday yet?
4. A:
B:
Yes, we go/ we're going to Spain.
5. A: Can I borrow your bike on Monday?
B:
6. A: Oh dear, I've spilt my coffee.
B:
I get/I'll get a cloth.
7. A:
What's that man doing up there?
Oh no! He'll jump/ He's going to jump!
B:
8. A: It's quite a long way, isn't it?
B:
Yes. We'll be walking/ We'll have walked about five miles by the time we get back
9. A: It just said on the radio that it's snowing/ it's going to snow.
B:
Oh, did it? I'll take/ I am taking my big coat then.
10. A:
B:
11. A:
B:
I'm sorry, but I'll be using/ I'll have used it. I always cycle to work.
12. A:
B:
13. A:
How long have you been working here?
By November I will be working/ will have worked for this company for 6 years
Are you busy this weekend, Sam?
Not, particularly. I revise/ I'm revising until Wednesday because I've got a
exam, but that only lasts/ that is only lasting until midday and then I'm free.
Will you finish/Will you have finished your work by 9 tonight?
No, I'm going to have/ I'll be having a meeting at that time.
What time does your evening class finish/ is your evening class finishing?
B:
Half past nine.
A: Shall I come/ Do I come and collect you?
B: Thanks, but I meet/I'm meeting my sister for a drink.
14. A:
I need some help.
B: What can I do, Andy?
A:
Igo/I'm going to a job interview this afternoon and I don'
to wear.
XXIII. Choose the correct form of the verbs.
1. A: I'd better go. I'm cycling/ I cycle home, and I haven't got any lights on my bike
B: Oh, yes. It'll be/ It'll have been dark soon.
2. A:
B:
I hear the rent on your flat is very expensive.
Yes, it is. I'll move/ I'm going to move, I've decided.
3. A: I'd like a photo of Martin and me.
B: I'll take/ I'm going to take one with your camera, then.
Have you booked on holiday yet?
4. A:
B:
Yes, we go/ we're going to Spain.
5. A: Can I borrow your bike on Monday?
B:
6. A: Oh dear, I've spilt my coffee.
B:
I get/I'll get a cloth.
7. A:
What's that man doing up there?
Oh no! He'll jump/ He's going to jump!
B:
8. A: It's quite a long way, isn't it?
B:
Yes. We'll be walking/ We'll have walked about five miles by the time we get back
9. A: It just said on the radio that it's snowing/ it's going to snow.
B:
Oh, did it? I'll take/ I am taking my big coat then.
10. A:
B:
11. A:
B:
I'm sorry, but I'll be using/ I'll have used it. I always cycle to work.
12. A:
B:
13. A:
How long have you been working here?
By November I will be working/ will have worked for this company for 6 years
Are you busy this weekend, Sam?
Not, particularly. I revise/ I'm revising until Wednesday because I've got a
exam, but that only lasts/ that is only lasting until midday and then I'm free.
Will you finish/Will you have finished your work by 9 tonight?
No, I'm going to have/ I'll be having a meeting at that time.
What time does your evening class finish/ is your evening class finishing?
B:
Half past nine.
A: Shall I come/ Do I come and collect you?
B: Thanks, but I meet/I'm meeting my sister for a drink.
14. A:
I need some help.
B: What can I do, Andy?
A:
Igo/I'm going to a job interview this afternoon and I don'
to wear.