Exercise 7

A: Your son has been with his girlfriend for a long time. Any sign of wedding bells? – B: Well, I'm not sure, but I think he ... her to marry him on their holiday next week.
1. asks
2. will ask
3. will be asking
A: Can I have your report this afternoon? – B: This afternoon? Oh, I don't think I ... by then.
1. will have finished
2. am finishing
3. will be finishing
Look at the waiter. He's carrying too much. He ... all those plates.
1. is dropping
2. is going to drop
3. will be dropping
A: Do you want to go to the cinema tonight? – B: No, I'm too tired. I ... an early night.
1. am having
2. will have had
3. will be having
Nobody supports my plan to climb Everest. But, believe me, I ... it!
1. am going to do
2. will do
3. will have done
A: I'm really worried about Susan. What do you think has happened? – B: Don't worry. She's probably just caught in traffic. I'm sure she ... here soon.
1. will be
2. is being
3. will be being
We’re pleased to announce that Keith Danish ... replace Susan Williams as Operations Manager from 24th September.
1. is about to
2. is going to
3. is to
... by the time we get there?
1. Is Gemma going to arrive
2. Will Gemma already have arrived
3. Is Gemma due to arrive
It ... all day on Sunday, so the party will be in the house, not in the garden.
1. will be raining
2. is raining
3. rains
This time tomorrow, Barry will … across the Pacific for exactly three months.
1. be rowing
2. have rowed
3. have been rowing