Future tenses

1 Our train leaves/will leave/may leave at eight o’clock – and Swiss trains are never late!

2 I definitely will do/definitely do/’m definitely going to do a bungee jump this year.

3 ‘The weather is too bad for sailing today.’ ‘Then I ’m going/’ll go/’m going to go backpacking
instead.

4 ‘Can we go swimming today?’ ‘I’m not sure. The water may/will/is going to be too cold.

5 ‘Do you think a holiday in Scotland is a good idea?’ ‘Yes. I’m sure you may enjoy/will
enjoy/are enjoying it.’

6 My sister is getting/gets/will get married on Saturday.

7 The bank isn’t opening/doesn’t open/won’t open until 9 a.m.

8 I’m not going to/don’t/may not come back. It’s a terrible hotel.

9 Quick! Do something! The baby is falling/falls/is going to fall down the stairs in a minute.

10 The film is starting/starts/may start at 8 p.m., so let’s meet

at 7 p.m.

II) Present Sipmle, Pr.Continuous, going to future, may , will

A: 0What time does the plane leave? (what time / the plane / leave?)

B: 1_______________ (it / leave / at six)

A: 2_______________ (but the first train / not arrive / at the airport / until 6.30)

A: He’s driving too fast. 3_______________ (he / have / an accident)

B: You’re wrong. 4_______________ (the police / stop / him) Look! There they are!

A: 5_______________ (I / have / my birthday party at home) or …

B: Or what?

A: 6_______________ (I / not have / one)

A: 7_______________ (what / you / do / this afternoon?)

B: 8_______________ (I / meet / friends / at the cinema)

A: It’s very late. 9_______________ (you / be / tired / tomorrow)

B: You’re right. 10_______________ (I / go / to bed / in a minute)