Put the verbs in brackets into the correct forms to express future: the Future Simple, the Future Progressive, the Future Perfect, the Future Perfect Progressive, the Present Simple, the Present Progressive..
1. I’ve got a splitting headache. – I (give) you a painkiller.
2. The guests are coming in an hour. – Don’t worry. I (finish) cooking by then.
3. This time next month, we (relax) in the sun.
4. 4.What are your plans for tomorrow? – We (have) dinner with my relatives.
5. By the end of the month I (translate) the whole poem.
6. Don’t call me at 5. I (revise) for my test at this time.
7. I (discuss ) these questions when the dean (come).
8. Five years from now I (run) a big company.
9. I expect I (earn) lots of money.
10. This chess game is going to last ages. They (not finish) it until midnight.
11. I’m learning Swedish. Next week I (have) a chance to speak it real
12. I’d better hurry. My lessons (start) at half past seven.
13. When __ I (see) you again?
14. Could I have a word with you, please? Sorry, I’m in a big hurry. My train (leave) in fifteen minutes.
15. Have you decided about the course? – Yes, I decided last week. I (apply) for a place.
16. The European heads of states (meet) in Brussels on 8 December.
17. I don’t want a steak. I think I (have) the chicken.
18. My birthday (be) on a Sunday next year.
19. What __ we (do) in ten years’ time, I wonder?
20. 20 Claire (shop) non-stop for two days.
21. 21. The sales (finish) by Saturday.
22. 22. Oh dear! Look at the traffic. – Yes, we (be) late for work again.
23. 23. What are your plans for the weekend? – We (visit) my friend Kim in London.
24. This time next week I (take) my driving test. – Good luck that!
25. Have you finished the translation yet? – Don’t worry! I (finish) it by tomorrow morning.
26. (you/see) Pat later? – No, she’s busy tonight.
27. I (meet) Jane later for coffee. Why don’t you join us? – Sorry, I can’t but give her my regards.
28. I’m really hungry! – Don’t worry. I ___ I (cook) lunch by the time you get home.
29. I’m having trouble writing my CV! – I ___ help you if you like.
30. There’s somebody at the door! – Don’t worry. I get it.
31. Have you finished the translation yet? – Don’t worry! I (finish) it by tomorrow morning.
1. The public was informed that the jury had found the accused guilty of committing a serious offence.
2. The article said that trial courts had the main burden in the administration of justice.
3. The prisoner was sure that his lawyer would appeal against the severity of the sentence the next week.
4. The case of robbery has been investigated since September.
5. This week the higher court has dismissed the prisoner's appeal.
6. This Wednesday the jurors will bring in the verdict of guilty.
7. Last week the offender was arrested by the policeman.
8. Two weeks ago this case of murder was solved by the police inspector.
1. The public (was informed) that the jury (had found) the accused guilty of committing a serious offence.
2. The article said that trial courts (had) the main burden in the administration of justice.
3. The prisoner was sure that his lawyer (would appeal) against the severity of the sentence the next week.
4. The case of robbery (has been investigated) since September.
5. This week the higher court (has dismissed) the prisoner's appeal.
6. This Wednesday the jurors (will bring in/brought in) the verdict of guilty.
7. Last week the offender (was arrested) by the policeman.
8. Two weeks ago this case of murder (was solved) by the police inspector.