Future forms
Circle the correct form of the verb. Example: What will we do / are we doing tonight then?
1 A We’re lost, aren’t we? What are we going to do / doing?
B I don’t know. Look, I’ll ask / I’m asking this woman.
2 A I can’t find my keys. I’ll phone / I’m phoning Celia. She’s only just left.
B Hold on, I borrowed your keys. I’ll look / I’m looking for them.
3 A So, what’s the plan later? Where are we meeting / will we meet?
B We’ll go / We’re going to Casita de Tapas at 9.00.
4 A This traffic is going so slowly. We’re not arriving / going to arrive on time.
B If we turn off here, we’ll / we’re going to avoid the traffic.
5 A The dishwasher’s definitely broken. I’ll call / I’m calling the engineer tomorrow.
B I already have. He will come / is coming at 3.30
Circle the correct form of the verb. Example: What will we do / are we doing tonight then?
1 A We’re lost, aren’t we? What are we going to do / doing?
B I don’t know. Look, I’ll ask / I’m asking this woman.
2 A I can’t find my keys. I’ll phone / I’m phoning Celia. She’s only just left.
B Hold on, I borrowed your keys. I’ll look / I’m looking for them.
3 A So, what’s the plan later? Where are we meeting / will we meet?
B We’ll go / We’re going to Casita de Tapas at 9.00.
4 A This traffic is going so slowly. We’re not arriving / going to arrive on time.
B If we turn off here, we’ll / we’re going to avoid the traffic.
5 A The dishwasher’s definitely broken. I’ll call / I’m calling the engineer tomorrow.
B I already have. He will come / is coming at 3.30
b I'll ask
2 I'll phone
b I'll look for them
3 Where will we meet?
b We'll go
4 We're not going to arrive on time
b We'll
5 I'll call
b he will come