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Future Simple




Future Simple :

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Well be away for a week.

She will take driving lessons twice a week.

He wont arrive home before midnight.

Ill be busy all day tomorrow.

The president will attend a lunch hosted by the Queen.

 

, , , . Future Simple , : to believe, to expect, to hope, to think, to be afraid, to be convinced, to be sure, etc.

I think Laura will do very well in her exams. She works hard.

I hope hell get this job.

I expect theyll be here around 10 oclock tomorrow morning.

Im convinced that inflation will fall to 3 per cent next year.

Im sure youll pass your exam.

 

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OK, Ill see you this evening at eight.

 

Pineapples are on special offer this week.

In that case, Ill buy two.

 

Would you like something to drink?

Oh, thank you. Ill have some orange juice.

 

, . . Future Simple , after, before, till, until, when, while, as soon as if, unless, in case ( ,), just in case ( , ), as/so long as (; , ; , ), provided, on condition that ( , , ) Present Simple.

Ill see you after I get back from my holiday.

Ill visit Martin when I go to Manchester.

Ill give him your message as soon as he calls me.

We shall pursue the matter until we find a solution.

 

Unless he chooses his words more carefully, hell be in trouble.

Youll have an accident if you keep driving like that.

Ill make some sandwiches, just in case we get hungry later on.

Ill lend you the money on condition that you give it back soon.

Well get there on time provided we leave now.

Ill come as long as you pay.

 

( , ; , ), Present Simple Present Perfect.

Well tell you everything after she has returned.

I will check the list in case weve forgotten something.

 

, when if, Future Simple.

I wonder when he will give us an answer.

Im not sure if he will come.

 

. , , Present Simple.

 

What do we do next? ?

Where do we go now? ?

What happens next? ?

Why dont you go home? ?

 

Exercise 1. Use the Present Simple or Future Simple of one of these verbs to complete the sentences.

Accept change give out lend look after

Miss rain read want stop

I think Ill take an umbrella in case it ..

Jack . our cats while were away next week.

There is a reading list to accompany my lecture, which I . at the end.

We . Sue when she leaves, but she says shell keep in touch.

Unless my parents . me some money, I wont be able to go on holiday this year.

It is unlikely that the government .. the courts decisions.

Supposing I . to transfer a file from one computer to another? How do I do that?

By the time you . this letter, I should be in New Zealand.

Provided it . raining, well go for a walk this afternoon.

10.What if I . my plans and decide to stay in Thailand longer? Will I need to renew

my visa.

 

Exercise 2. Complete the following sentences with the Present Simple or the Future Simple of the verbs in brackets.

I . (tell) you a secret on condition that you . (not tell) anyone else.

When I . (see) him I . (give) him your message.

We . (go) to bed as soon as the programme . (finish).

I . (lend) you the book as long as you .. (bring) it back on Monday.

If the weather . (be) nice tomorrow, we . (go) sailing.

He . (not do) anything until he . (hear) from us.

The door . (not open) unless you . (push) it hard.

If Mr. Smith . (not come back), he . (phone) you.

Even if it (rain), we . still (go) for a picnic.

I0. I . (call off) the sale unless you . (agree) to pay me the whole amount in cash.

If Brian . (get) a new computer, he . (forget) about all his studies.

We . (have) to find somebody else in case Bill . (refuse) to do the work.

We . (have) the meeting this week, provided no one . (object).

The doctor . (not see) you unless it . (be) an emergency.

I . (get) in touch with him as soon as he . (come back) from London.

Unless we . (pay) the phone bill today, they . (cut off) the phone.

If all . (go) well, it . (take) me about half an hour.

The dog . (not bite) you unless you . (tease) it.

I . (put down) your address now in case I . (not see) you again.

If you (pay) cash I (give) you a five per cent discount.

 

Exercise 3. Translate into English.

1. , .

2. , .

3. , .

4. , , .

5. , .

6. , .

7. , , .

8. , .

9. , .

10. , (move away).

11. , (the talks).

12. , .

13. , .

14. , - .

15. , .

16. , .

17. , (mind. call back).

18. , .

19. , (lawyer).

20. , .

21. , .

22. , (reference).

23. , (to expel).

24. , .

25. , - .

26. , .

27. , , , , .

28. , .

29. , . ,

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30. (in poor light),

(to damage ones eyesight).

31. , . - ,

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32. , . ,

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Future Continuous

 





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