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Check your knowledge on the future tenses for the B1 level of English.

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B1. Future TensesVersión en línea Check your knowledge on the future tenses for the B1 level of English. por Каріна Стащишина 1 "The doctor won't be here tomorrow." "I ...(visit) him today then." a 'll visit b am going to visit 2 "It's very cold in here." "Really? I ... (close) the window." a 'll close b am going to close 3 "Can I watch TV?" "No, we ... (leave) soon". a 'll leave b are going to leave 4 Look at those dark clouds! It ... again. a will rain b is going to rain 5 Mary is excited because she ... the day at the sea. a will spend b is going to spend c spends 6 My birthday ... in two days. a is b is being c will be 7 We ... to the theatre in the evening. a go b will go c are going d are going to go 8 ... at 3.30 or 4.30? a Will the film start b Does the film start c Is the film going to start d Is the film starting 9 We ... a party next Saturday. Would you like to come? a will have b have c are having 10 "Can you come dancing tomorrow night?" a "Sorry, I'll play basketball". b "Sorry, I'm playing basketball". c Both options 11 "What are your plans for the summer?" a "I'll spend a month in the mountains." b "I'm going to spend a month in the mountains." c Both options 12 "What do you think about the weather?" a "It'll probably rain tomorrow." b "It's raining tomorrow." c Both options 13 "What about tomorrow at about 5.30?" a "OK, I'll see you then." b "OK, I'm seeing you then." 14 "Mary is buying a dog next week." a "Really? What is she calling it?" b "Really? What is she going to call it?" 15 "It would be nice to see you next week." a "Are you doing anything on Wednesday?" b "Will you do anything on Wednesday?" 16 Have you heard the news? Harry ... (join) the army! Written answer 17 Sorry to keep you waiting. I ... (not be) long. Written answer 18 According to the weather forecast, it ... (snow) tomorrow. Written answer 19 I'm sorry I can't meet you tonight. I ... (go out) with my parents. Written answer 20 Careful! You ... (knock) that jug off the table! a will knock b are knocking c are going to knock d will knock 21 In fifty years' time, most people ... bicycles to work. a will be riding b will have riden 22 Our teacher ... us a test tomorrow. a is giving b is going to give c Both options 23 I ... (go) to Manchester at the end of next week. Written answer 24 Look out! You ... (hit) that tree! Written answer 25 I think our team ... (probably/win). Written answer 26 Please stay in your seats until the bell ... . a rings b will ring c rang 27 We ... to our new house on Tuesday. a will be moving b will have moved 28 We ... to our new house by Tuesday. a will be moving b will have moved 29 What time ...? a does the train leave b will the train leave c is the train going to leave 30 Don't forget to turn off the lights before you ... . a leave b will leave c left 31 Where ... in ten years' time? a will you work b will you be working 32 Wait for me. I ... ready in a moment. a 'll be b will have been c am going to be 33 John ... talking all the time! a won't have stopped b won't be stopping c won't stop 34 The lesson will have finished ... you've answered my question. a until b by the time 35 Oscar says he ... the washing-up after dinner. a is doing b will do c does 36 "Have you made plans for the summer?" "Yes. ... to Spain." a We'll go b We're going c We go d None of these. 37 "We're moving house tomorrow." "Really? ... you with the furniture." a I help b I'm helping c I'll help d All of them. 38 "Do you need this paintbrush?" "Ah, yes. ... it to me, please?" a Do you pass b Will you pass c Are you passing 39 When I grow up, ... a scientist. a I'll be b I'm going to be c Both of them. 40 "John is a better player than Martin, isn't he?" "Oh yes. ... the match tomorrow, I expect." a He'll win b He wins c He is winning 41 "The weather has been terrible, hasn't it?" "Yes, I think ... again later." a it's going to rain b it will rain c Both options can be used here. 42 I'm a bit scared because ... the dentist this afternoon. a I'm going to see b I'm seeing c I will see d I see 43 What ... this evening? a are you going to do b will you do c do you do 44 ... you tell Rupert I'm sorry about yesterday? a Shall b Do c Will 45 A high school graduate: a I will study law at Warsaw University. b I'm going to study law at Warsaw University. c I'm studying law at Warsaw University. d I study law at Warsaw University. 46 A little boy trying to avoid punishment: a I promise I won't do it again! b I promise I am not going to do it again! c I promise I am not doing it again! d I promise I don't do it again! 47 A girl on the phone arranging a blind date for the next day: a I will wear a blue dress and high-heeled shoes. b I will be wearing a blue dress and high-heeled shoes. c I will have worn a blue dress and high-heeled shoes. d I wear a blue dress and high-heeled shoes. 48 A school teacher giving some information to his pupils: a Next term starts on 12 February. b Next term is starting on 12 February. c Next term will start on 12 February. d Next term is going to start on 12 February.

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por Каріна Стащишина

"The doctor won't be here tomorrow." "I ...(visit) him today then."

"It's very cold in here." "Really? I ... (close) the window."

"Can I watch TV?" "No, we ... (leave) soon".

Look at those dark clouds! It ... again.

Mary is excited because she ... the day at the sea.

My birthday ... in two days.

We ... to the theatre in the evening.

... at 3.30 or 4.30?

We ... a party next Saturday. Would you like to come?

"Can you come dancing tomorrow night?"

"What are your plans for the summer?"

"What do you think about the weather?"

"What about tomorrow at about 5.30?"

"Mary is buying a dog next week."

"It would be nice to see you next week."

Have you heard the news? Harry ... (join) the army!

Sorry to keep you waiting. I ... (not be) long.

According to the weather forecast, it ... (snow) tomorrow.

I'm sorry I can't meet you tonight. I ... (go out) with my parents.

Careful! You ... (knock) that jug off the table!

In fifty years' time, most people ... bicycles to work.

Our teacher ... us a test tomorrow.

I ... (go) to Manchester at the end of next week.

Look out! You ... (hit) that tree!

I think our team ... (probably/win).

Please stay in your seats until the bell ... .

We ... to our new house on Tuesday.

We ... to our new house by Tuesday.

What time ...?

Don't forget to turn off the lights before you ... .

Where ... in ten years' time?

Wait for me. I ... ready in a moment.

John ... talking all the time!

The lesson will have finished ... you've answered my question.

Oscar says he ... the washing-up after dinner.

"Have you made plans for the summer?" "Yes. ... to Spain."

"We're moving house tomorrow." "Really? ... you with the furniture."

"Do you need this paintbrush?" "Ah, yes. ... it to me, please?"

When I grow up, ... a scientist.

"John is a better player than Martin, isn't he?" "Oh yes. ... the match tomorrow, I expect."

"The weather has been terrible, hasn't it?" "Yes, I think ... again later."

I'm a bit scared because ... the dentist this afternoon.

What ... this evening?

... you tell Rupert I'm sorry about yesterday?

A high school graduate:

A little boy trying to avoid punishment:

A girl on the phone arranging a blind date for the next day:

A school teacher giving some information to his pupils: