What do these people say? Pay special attention to the capital words
What do these people say? Pay special attention to the capital words.
e.g. Tom is PREDICTING a win for United in their next game.
Tom: United will win their next game.
1. Andrew INTENDS to get up early tomorrow.
Andrew: I ................................................................
2. Vicky's train TIMETABLE says 'Arrival 10.30'.
Vicky: The train ................................................................
3. Daniel has ARRANGED to see his bank manager tomorrow.
Daniel: ................................................................
4. Rachel will go out in the VERY NEAR future.
Rachel: ................................................................
5. There's a crowd of demonstrators in the main square of the capital. The police are arriving. Reporter Kitty Beamish is PREDICTING trouble.
Kitty: ................................................................
Complete the conversation. In each sentence choose the best form of the verb to express the future. Usually more than one answer is possible.
Mark: Hello, Claire. Sarah tells me you're going to New York.
Claire: Yes, (1)................................(I / spend) a couple of days there next week. (2)................................(I / look) round the shop.
Mark: (3)................................(that / be) exciting.
Claire: Exhausting, you mean. I think (4)................................(I / be) pretty tired when I get back.
Mark: (5)................................(you / stay) with friends?
Claire: No, (6)................................(I / stay) at a hotel near Central Park. But (7)................................(I / see) my friends. (8)................................(I / go) to their apartment for a meal one evening. And it isn't definite yet, but (9)................................(we / see) a show.
Mark: And when (10)................................(you / leave)?
Claire: My flight (11)................................(be) on Tuesday morning.
Mark: OK, (12)................................(I / see) you when you get back then.
e.g. Tom is PREDICTING a win for United in their next game.
Tom: United will win their next game.
1. Andrew INTENDS to get up early tomorrow.
Andrew: I ................................................................
2. Vicky's train TIMETABLE says 'Arrival 10.30'.
Vicky: The train ................................................................
3. Daniel has ARRANGED to see his bank manager tomorrow.
Daniel: ................................................................
4. Rachel will go out in the VERY NEAR future.
Rachel: ................................................................
5. There's a crowd of demonstrators in the main square of the capital. The police are arriving. Reporter Kitty Beamish is PREDICTING trouble.
Kitty: ................................................................
Complete the conversation. In each sentence choose the best form of the verb to express the future. Usually more than one answer is possible.
Mark: Hello, Claire. Sarah tells me you're going to New York.
Claire: Yes, (1)................................(I / spend) a couple of days there next week. (2)................................(I / look) round the shop.
Mark: (3)................................(that / be) exciting.
Claire: Exhausting, you mean. I think (4)................................(I / be) pretty tired when I get back.
Mark: (5)................................(you / stay) with friends?
Claire: No, (6)................................(I / stay) at a hotel near Central Park. But (7)................................(I / see) my friends. (8)................................(I / go) to their apartment for a meal one evening. And it isn't definite yet, but (9)................................(we / see) a show.
Mark: And when (10)................................(you / leave)?
Claire: My flight (11)................................(be) on Tuesday morning.
Mark: OK, (12)................................(I / see) you when you get back then.