Future Forms

Choose the correct future form depending on the function of the sentence below.

A: I forgot my wallet. I don’t have any money.

B: All good. _________ you some.

• I'll lend

• I'm gonna lend

• I'm lending

• I lend

Complete the gap with will or be going to.

You want some coffee. You go to the kitchen to make some.

You say: I _________ (make) some coffee. Would you like some?

Complete the gap with will or be going to.

You’re speaking to a friend and arranging to meet. You suggest a time and place.

You say: I _________ (meet) you at 10.30 in the hotel lobby, OK?

Complete the gap with will or be going to.

You have decided to sell your car. You tell a friend of yours.

You say: I don’t need my car any more. I _________ (sell) it.

Complete the gap with will or be going to.

Your friend is worried because she has lost her driving licence.

You say: Don’t worry. I’m sure _________ (find) it.

Complete this sentence using present simple or present continuous.

You have an old camera that is broken. You have decided to throw it away.

You tell your friend: This camera broke ages ago. I _________ (throw) it away.

Choose the correct future form depending on the function of the sentence below.

A: Did you call Lisa?

B: Oh, no. I completely forgot. _________ her now.

• I'll call

• I'm gonna call

• I'm calling

• I call

Choose the correct future form depending on the function of the sentence below.

A: Why are you turning on the TV?

B: _________ the news.

• I'll watch

• I'm going to watch

• I'm watching

• I watch

Select all the correct future form possibilities for the sentence below.

"Steve _________ football on Saturday. He’s hurt his leg."

• won't play

• isn't going to play

• isn't playing

• doesn't play

Select all the correct future form possibilities for the sentence below.

"We _________ a party next week. We’ve invited all our friends."

• will have

• are gonna have

• are having

• have