Ex. 5. Put one verb in each sentence into the Present Simple and the other verb into the Future Simple.

1. He (to buy) a newspaper when he (to go out). 2. I (to meet) you at the station if you (to let) me know. 3. He (to write) a letter to his parents after he (to pass) his exams. 4. If the weather (to be) nice tomorrow we (to go) for a picnic. 5. She (not/ to do) anything until she (to hear) from us. 6. I know you (to have) trouble if you (to make) a mistake. 7. She (to go) to the party if he (to go) too. 8. I (to pack) my things sooner if you (to help) me. 9. We (to play) tennis this evening if it (not/to rain). 10. Where you (to live) when you (to get) married? 11. John (not/to miss) his classes if he (not/to fall) ill. 12. As soon as he (to learn) the truth he (to let) me know. 13. When I (to find) somewhere to live I (to give) you my address. 14. They (to go) straight home after she (to do) the shopping. 15. You (to come) and (to see) me before you (to leave) England forever?

Ex. 6. Use the verbs from brackets in the Future Simple or the Present Simple:

1. I don’t know when she (to come). 2. We shall all miss him when he (to be) away. 3. When he (to come), I’ll see him alone. 4. You’ll make a mistake if you (not to believe). 5. I wonder if they (to let) me go at all. 6. I’ll let you know in a minute if I (to want) your help again. 7. Nobody knows when they (to be) back. 8. When you (to be) away, think of me sometimes. 9. I’m not sure if I (to be able) to find it, but I’m very grateful anyhow. 10. I don’t know when I (to come) again. 11. She will not dance with me if I (not to bring) her a red rose. 12. Ask her if she really (to mean).

Ex. 7. Rewrite the sentences using the Future Progressive Tense:

Example: I’m going to write letters from 3 o’clock until 4.30. So at 4 o’clock I’ll be writing letters.

1. He is going to watch television from 9 until 10 o’clock this evening. So at 9.30 this evening he ….

2. We are going to clean our flat from 9 until 11 o’clock tomorrow. So at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning we ….

3. She is going to study from 7 o’clock until 10 o’clock this evening. So at 8 o’clock this evening she ….

4. Tomorrow morning they are going to play football from 9 o’clock till 10.30. So at 10 o’clock tomorrow they ….

5. I am going to look through these magazines from 4 o’clock until 5.30 tonight. So at 4.30 tonight I ….

Ex. 8. Complete the sentences in A using the will be + ing form. Find a question in B to go with each sentence:

Example: I’ ll be going past the baker’s. Shall I buy you some bread?

A. 1. I …(to go) past the post office. B. Would you like to borrow it?

2. … you speak to Robert? Shall we get one for you?

3. I… (not to use) my car tonight. Can you give her something?

4. We …(to get) some concert tickets. Could I have a lift?

5. When … you (to visit) Ann again? Shall I post your letter?

6. … you (to drive) into town today? Can you give him a message?

7. … you (to go) out this morning? Can I borrow it?

8. I … (not to use) my camera. Could you get me a newspaper?

9. The children … (to do) their Shall I help them?

homework tonight.

Ex. 9. Supply the Future Simple or the Future Progressive of the verbs in brackets:

1. Sit down and fasten your seat belts. We (to take off) in a few minutes. 2. Do you think you still (to work) here in five years’ time? 3. I don’t think I (to see) him tonight. 4. They (to reach) the top of the mountain at this time tomorrow. 5. They still (to discuss) the problem at 11 o’clock. 6. You (to hear) about it in the 14 o’clock news. 7. I (to work) as a teacher next year. 8. They (to have) a party on Sunday as usual. 9. They (to laugh) at you if you tell them this absurd story. 10. I (to wait) for you at the theatre at 7 o’clock.

Ex. 10. Make the following sentences negative and interrogative:

1. By the time he comes we’ll have completed the task ourselves.

2. He’ll have guessed the crossword puzzle by the time the boss comes back.

3. She’ll have taken up something else by the summer.

4. Somebody will have shown up by six.

5. They will have done everything by Sunday.

6. Ann will have the tickets by the time you arrive at the station.

7. Tom will have ordered everything when we come to the restaurant.

8. By 2020, people will have learnt to grow on the seabed.

9. By the end of the autumn, they will have built a new skating-rink in this district.

10. Anthony will have opened a new café not far from here by the end of the year.

Ex. 11. Complete the following sentences using the words given in brackets:

Model: Francis came to the US from Britain almost five years ago. Next Monday it will be exactly five years since he arrived.

Next Monday (he/be/here/exactly five years).

Next Monday he will have been here for exactly five years.

1. Pete and Jane are going to the concert. It is 6.30 p.m. The concert starts at 7.00 p.m. It will take them 45 minutes to get to the hall. By the time they get there, (the concert/ already/to start).

2. The population of this town is about 50,000. Every year it increases; more than 1,000 a year. By the end of the third year (it/to become/more than 53,000).

3. Next year is their 10^th wedding anniversary. They (to be married/ 10 years).

4. We are late. It’s 11.35 already. The lecture begins at 11.40. By the time we get to the University (the lecture/to start/already).

5. I’m almost through with this book. There are only ten pages left. When you come back, (I/to read/it).

6. He is very good at cooking. It usually takes him half an hour to make a meal for the whole family. It’s 5.30 p.m. now. We’ll come very good home in twenty minutes. When we come, (he/to cook/the meal).

7. Jake usually gets up late. His favourite film is on TV today, but by the time he gets up, (the film/to start already).

8. Ann started working here almost three years ago on September 1. This Monday is September 1. So this Monday (she/to work here/three years).

Ex. 12. Complete the sentences using a suitable modifier of time among those given in the margin:

1. We hope our luggage before they spend a week

will have arrived …

2. They will have become before the train starts

worst enemies …

3. Everything will have before he is fifty

been ready …

4. He will have been in by the time the children

film industry for years … come back from school

5. We shall have packed our by 10 o’clock

suitcases long before …

6. The children will have the taxi comes

decorated the fir-tree …

7. The doctor will have examined before they leave England

his last patient … forever

8. They will have made some by 3 p. m.

arrangements for the boy …

9. People will have forgotten him he comes back from his office

and his book long before …

10. She will have done the he dies

shopping before …

11. He will have looked through the conference is over

many books before …

12. They will have arrived at some he finds some useful information

agreement before …

Ex. 13. Supply the Present Simple, Future Simple, the Future Progressive or the Future Perfect Tense instead of the infinitives in brackets:

1. I hope you (to forget) all this by tomorrow. 2. I think she (to cook) dinner by the time Mother (to come) home. 3. He (to be) a pensioner for ten years by next spring. 4. I hope they (to tell) her the news by the time we (to come). 5. Ask him when he (to finish) packing. 6. What … you (to do) when I (to call) on you at 5 tomorrow? 7. He (to search) every corner of your room before he (to leave). 8. The plane (to approach) Moscow at this time tomorrow. 9. By the time you (to get) home we (to prepare) everything for the party. 10. They (to come) to see us next Sunday. 11. By the end of the year we (to be) through with our experimental work. 12. The doctor (to examine) his last patient at this time tomorrow.

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