Question 1 of 14 · from lesson 25: when I do and when I've done if and when
Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use will or won't, or the present.
I'm popping to the shop. (you / still / be) up when (I / come) back?
AnswerI'm popping to the shop. Will you still be up when I come back?
Question 2 of 14 · from lesson 19: Present tenses (I am doing / I do) for the future
Complete the conversations. Use the present continuous or the present simple.
"When (the school holidays / start)?" "Next Wednesday. And the new term (begin) six weeks after that."
Answer"When do the school holidays start?" "Next Wednesday. And the new term begins six weeks after that."
Question 3 of 14 · from lesson 19: Present tenses (I am doing / I do) for the future
Callum is going on holiday. Ask him about his plans, using the words in brackets. His answers are given.
(go / alone?) Callum: "No, with my brother."
AnswerAre you going alone? No, with my brother.
Question 4 of 14 · from lesson 20: I'm going to (do)
Write questions with going to, using the words in brackets.
Your friend has decided to get married next summer. You ask: (who / invite?)
AnswerWho are you going to invite?
Question 5 of 14 · from lesson 20: I'm going to (do)
Complete the sentences using I'm going to ... or I'm not going to .... Choose from the box.
Use these
complainlearnentersayrevisecleannot/acceptnot/drinknot/tell
One day to play the piano properly, though I haven't found a teacher yet.
AnswerOne day I'm going to learn to play the piano properly, though I haven't found a teacher yet.
Question 6 of 14 · from lesson 21: will and shall 1
Which is correct? Choose the right form.
" anything on Sunday afternoon?" "No, I'm free. Why?" (Are you doing / Will you do)
Answer"Are you doing anything on Sunday afternoon?" "No, I'm free. Why?"
Question 7 of 14 · from lesson 21: will and shall 1
Complete the sentences with I'll + a suitable verb.
"I can't work out how to change the ringtone." "Give it here. you."
Answer"I can't work out how to change the ringtone." "Give it here. I'll show you."
Question 8 of 14 · from lesson 22: will and shall 2
Which is better? Write the correct form.
I can't see you tonight. A friend from uni (will come / is coming) to stay.
AnswerI can't see you tonight. A friend from uni is coming to stay.
Question 9 of 14 · from lesson 22: will and shall 2
Put in will ('ll) or won't.
I'm sorry about what I said at the party. It happen again.
AnswerI'm sorry about what I said at the party. It won't happen again.
Question 10 of 14 · from lesson 23: I will and I'm going to
Complete the sentences with will ('ll) or (be) going to.
A: What can I get you? B: (I / have) the fish and chips, please.
AnswerWhat can I get you? I'll have the fish and chips, please.
Question 11 of 14 · from lesson 23: I will and I'm going to
Read each situation and complete what is said, using will ('ll) or (be) going to.
Your old record player is broken. You have decided to throw it out, and you tell your friend.
This record player is finished. (I / throw) it out.
AnswerThis record player is finished. I'm going to throw it out.
Question 12 of 14 · from lesson 24: will be doing and will have done
Read about Kelly, then decide whether each sentence is true or false. Kelly leaves home at 7.30 every morning and gets to work at about 8.15. She starts work straight away and carries on until 12.30, when she has lunch, which takes about half an hour. She starts again at 1.00 and goes home at exactly 5.00. Tomorrow will be the same as every other day.
At 12.45 she'll have lunch.
AnswerAt 12.45 she won't have lunch; she'll be in the middle of it.
Question 13 of 14 · from lesson 24: will be doing and will have done
Complete the sentences with a phrase from the box.
Use these
be watchingwill be landingwon't be playingwill be startingwill you be votingwon't be goingbe goingwill you be doing
The Grand National is on this afternoon. Will you it?
AnswerThe Grand National is on this afternoon. Will you be watching it?
Question 14 of 14 · from lesson 25: when I do and when I've done if and when
Which is correct? Write the right form.
(I hold / I'll hold) the door until you've got the pushchair through.
AnswerI'll hold the door until you've got the pushchair through.
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