Question

Complete the sentences with the correct future form of the verbs in brackets.
0 You look busy. Shall I make(I / make) dinner this evening?
1 I don't think I waiting for me?
(be) at the restaurant at seven. Do you mind
2 Our cooking class.
_(start) at six tomorrow evening.
3 Kim and I to come?
(try) a new restaurant this evening. Do you want
4 There's a lot to do next week!
(you / help) me?
5 That frying pan is far too hot!
(burn)!
6 I have a feeling that Tim
7 If you tables.
(be) late. Can we start without him?
(arrive) early tomorrow, you can help me set the tables
2 Complete the text with the correct future form of the words in brackets.
Hi Carl,
I"m writing(write) to youabout the interviews for the new chef. The first candidate is Sophie Bel. Her flight !
(arrive) at 9 a.m., and I 2
(meet) her
at the airport at 9:30. I'm pretty sure there 3
(be) a lot of traffic, so we probably
(not be) at the restaurant until eleven. We need some more fresh
ingredients for her to cook with. 5
(I / pick up) some things on the
way there? Sophie's session
_(finish) at two and the next candidate, Tom
(come) at 2:30. From what I can see, it °
(be) a busy day, so get some rest tonight.
See you soon.

Answer 1

shall I make

won't be, joining

starts

want to try

will you help

it's going to burn

will be late

arrive

Hi Carl,

I'm writing to you about the interviews for the new chef. The first candidate is Sophie Bel. Her flight is going to arrive at 9 a.m., and I am going to meet her at the airport at 9:30. I'm pretty sure there is going to be a lot of traffic, so we probably won't be at the restaurant until eleven. We need some more fresh ingredients for her to cook with. Shall I pick up some things on the way there? Sophie's session will finish at two and the next candidate, Tom, is coming at 2:30. From what I can see, it's going to be a busy day, so get some rest tonight.

See you soon.