Unit 3

Extension Grammar

Name Class Date

1 Circle the two options that are correct. 3 Underline and correct the mistake in each sentence.
1 I think we … out for dinner tonight, I’m not sure. 1 This time next Wednesday, we’ll be eaten
Let me ask mum if she wants to go. seafood on the beach in Italy. eating
a might go c may go 2 I can’t stay any longer because my train will leave
b are going to go d will have gone in 30 minutes. leaves
2 It ... tomorrow, so take your umbrella. 3 I’m not sure whether to buy my mum this ring as
a ’s going to rain c ’s raining she will not like it. may / might
b will rain d rains 4 Will the meat has cooking by the time the
vegetables are ready? have cooked
3 I am sure everyone … this cake I’ve made.
5 The new cookery series will have started next
a is liking c is going to like
Monday, shall we watch it together?
b will be liking d will like starts / is starting
4 It’s cold so … a hot, tasty soup later.
a I’m going to make c I’m making 4 Circle the correct options.
b I make d I’ll have made
5 You need to arrive before five o’ clock or we … all
the cake without you!
a will be eating c might eat
b will have eaten d are eating

2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of

the verbs in brackets. Use the future forms in the
box. Sometimes more than one option is possible.

be going to future continuous

present continuous present simple
might will
1 I ’ll tell / ’m going to tell (tell) you later
where the party is so keep checking your mobile.
2 The government is making / is going to make
(make) cookery lessons obligatory in schools next
year! So we ’re going to have to / ’ll have to
(have to) learn to cook!
3 Let’s hurry up because the film starts (start)
in ten minutes and there might not be
(not be) any seats left, you never know.
4 I’m sure your party will be / is going to be
(be) a huge success because so many people
are coming / are going to come (come).
5 We ’re leaving / ’re going to leave (leave)
for Cuba this weekend and all next week we
will be exploring (explore) the island.
It’s clear that the restaurants of the future 1will be /
are being / might be very different from the ones
we go to now. In only about ten years’ time, robots
2will have brought / bring / will be bringing food to our
tables. We won’t have to wait because we
3might order / will have ordered / will be ordering our
food already from an app at home. If we haven’t
already ordered, the menu 4is going to show / shows /
will show a hologram on the table of the food we can
order. Some people say there 5isn’t going to be /
won’t have been / isn’t being enough meat for
everyone, so we 6eat / will be eating / will have
eaten very different food from now, like insects and
laboratory-grown meat.
5 In your notebook, write five sentences about your
plans, intentions, predictions and hopes for the
future. Use the future perfect, future continuous,
will, be going to or may / might.
Students’ own answers

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