Chose the correct verb form in italics.
11 A: I can’t believe it! Our flight’s just been cancelled.
B: Oh no! What will we do / are we going to do?
12 A: Our travel expenses claim system isn’t working properly.
B: I know. We’ve got it all planned. We’re going to introduce / We’ll introduce a new
procedure.
13 A: I hear you’re off to Hengzhou next Monday.
B: That’s right. But I’ll come and see you before I leave / I’ll leave.
14 A: I’ve been trying to e-mail them my invoice but I can’t get connected to the Internet.
B: Not to worry. If you give me their details I’m going to fax / I’ll fax it over for you.
15 A: Are you free on Tuesday?
B: Well, I’ll see / I’m seeing our new Sales Manager in the morning, but the afternoon is
OK.
16 A: Have you checked the timetable?
B: Yes. The next train leaves at 10 a.m., but it doesn’t stop / won’t stop at Linz.
17 A: What are your plans for next week?
B: We are visiting / We’ll visit our Chinese subsidiaries
11 A: I can’t believe it! Our flight’s just been cancelled.
B: Oh no! What will we do / are we going to do?
12 A: Our travel expenses claim system isn’t working properly.
B: I know. We’ve got it all planned. We’re going to introduce / We’ll introduce a new
procedure.
13 A: I hear you’re off to Hengzhou next Monday.
B: That’s right. But I’ll come and see you before I leave / I’ll leave.
14 A: I’ve been trying to e-mail them my invoice but I can’t get connected to the Internet.
B: Not to worry. If you give me their details I’m going to fax / I’ll fax it over for you.
15 A: Are you free on Tuesday?
B: Well, I’ll see / I’m seeing our new Sales Manager in the morning, but the afternoon is
OK.
16 A: Have you checked the timetable?
B: Yes. The next train leaves at 10 a.m., but it doesn’t stop / won’t stop at Linz.
17 A: What are your plans for next week?
B: We are visiting / We’ll visit our Chinese subsidiaries
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