Language Hub Intermediate B1+, Unit 4.1. Grammar (future forms)

I / meet / Sarah ---> _ _ _ _ _ _ tomorrow at 6 p.m.

We / have ---> _ _ _ _ _ _ a test on Tuesday.

she / run ---> Petra says _ _ _ _ _ _ her own business one day.

I / try ---> _ _ _ _ _ _ hard to finish my studies this year.

he / buy ---> Carl will be in town tomorrow because _ _ _ _ _ _ a new coat.

What / you/ do ---> _ _ _ _ _ _ tomorrow morning?

I / turn ---> It you don't like the music, _ _ _ _ _ _ it down.

Ben: So, have you made any resolutions for this year? Tom: Just one. I​ (a)   (LEARN) to drive. Ben: Finally! Let me know when your lessons are; I​ (b)   (MAKE SURE) I keep off the roads then! Tom: Very funny. What about you? You said you wanted to get fit. What about cycling to work? Ben: Yeah, but I don't have a bike. Tom: No problem. I've got a spare one. I ​ (c)   (LEND) it to you. Ben: Oh wow! Thanks a lot! Can I pick it up next week? Tom: Yes, but I ​ (d)   (HAVE) my first lesson on Monday, so I won't be at home then.

• am going to learn
• 'Il make sure
• 'll lend
• am having
• going to learn
• will made sure
• have
• make sure
• lend
• having

Anna: Hi Claire! What are you doing with all those Italian books? ​ (a)   (YOU / LEARN) Italian? Claire: Yes, I am! We ​ (b)   (GO) to Rome in the summer. Anna: But you​ (c)   (NOT BE) able to learn Italian in six months! Claire: No, I know. I just want to be able to speak a little of the language - that's all. Anna: Oh, I see. Anyway, a few of us are meeting up later. ​ (d)   (YOU / DO) anything tonight? Claire: No, I'm free. Anna: Great! I'll phone you later and give you details.

• Are you going to learn
• 're going
• will not be
• Are you doing
• go
• not will
• going
• Are you going learn
• Do you do
• will be going

lan promised his teacher that he ​ (a)   harder in class this term.

• 'Il try
• trying
• will tried
• is try
• will trying