A. Arrange the sentence with the verb in the bracket into an appropriate expression using WILL!

1. A: You (marry) the man? I think he is an inappropriate man for you.

B: really? I don’t think so.

Answer:

A: You will marry the man? I think he is an inapproptiate man for you.

B: really? I don’t think so.

2. A: The show (end) when you come at 10. Please come earlier.

B: Ok. Thanks for your suggestion

Answer:

A: The show will end when you come at 10. Please come earlier.

B: Ok. Thanks for your suggestion

3. A: My father (have) breakfast at 7 tomorrow. Do not come at that time. He does not like being
disturbed during breakfast. Come at 8 or 9!

B: Ok.

Answer:

A: My father will be having breakfast at 7 tomorrow. Do not come at that time. He does not like
being disturbed during breakfast. Come at 8 or 9!

B: Ok.

4. A: My sister (probably finish) her study in the end of this year. We haven’t prepared any special
agenda for her graduation.

B: Perhaps you can bring her to a tourism place.

Answer:

A: My sister will have probably finished her study in the end of this year. We haven’t prepared
any special agenda for her graduation.

B: Perhaps you can bring her to a tourism place.

5. A : I think the show (be) boring. Let’s go home. Do not waste the time

B: You are right. Let’s go.

Answer:

A : I think the show will be boring. Let’s go home. Do not waste the time

B: You are right. Let’s go

B. Build 3 short dialogs like the ones in A (for WILL with present, continuous and perfect
respectivelly)
1. Future Simple tenses
A: “I’m sorry I can’t come to your birthday party. I will prepare for my math Olympiad tonight”
B: “ok, no problem.”
2. Future continuous tenses
A: “please return my book to my house before at 7-8 pm. I will be having dinner with My Family
at 9 pm”
B: “yes, I will return at 7 pm”
3. Future perfect tenses
A: “by 2024, I will have graduated from senior high school”
B: “oh wow, it’s still three years away”