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Choose The Correct Answer:: Affirmative

The document discusses the future simple tense in English. It provides examples of using will and going to to express future actions. It lists affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms of will. Examples are given to choose the correct future tense form. There are also exercises to complete sentences using the future tense correctly and transform sentences into different structures like negative or interrogative forms.

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Choose The Correct Answer:: Affirmative

The document discusses the future simple tense in English. It provides examples of using will and going to to express future actions. It lists affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms of will. Examples are given to choose the correct future tense form. There are also exercises to complete sentences using the future tense correctly and transform sentences into different structures like negative or interrogative forms.

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Future Simple

AFFIRMATIVE Choose the correct answer:

Long form I 1-Cindy will ----------basketball.


He / She / it Will phone.
a-plays b-play c played
You / We / They
2-Harry will go with Bob to the movies------.
Short form `ll
a-yesterday b-tomorrow c –last week
INTERROGATIVE

Will I 3- Mark ------------the baby to the car tonight.


He / She / it phone? a. carried b. carries c. will carry
You / We / They
4-I---------going to visit my uncle next week.
NEGATIVE
a-is b-are c- am
I
5-They are -----to travel to Egypt next summer.
He / She / it Will NOT / won´t phone.
You / We / They a-going b-go c- goes

Use 6-Anna is going to ------her project in a month.

a-finish b-finishing c- finishes


Will for future actions which may or not
happen.
2.Complete the sentences then, do what is required
TIME EXPRESSIONS
between brackets:
for future actions which may or not
happen.  Dad will work next Sunday.(negative)

tomorrow -------------------------------------
the day after tomorrow
next week/month/year...  We will play football after school tomorrow.
tonight
soon
(interrogative)
in a week/ month/year... When --------------------------------
FUTURE WITH GOING TO:  I will watch a goof film tonight.
It´s used to express a future (interrogative)
intention, plans and things
someone decided to do or not What---------------------------------
to do.  Mary will play the guitar for an hour next
FORM Sunday .(negative)
Verb To Be in the present -------------------------------------
simple + going to + main verb
in the infinitive form

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