1. I promise I (to build) the best house.
2. The ship (to arrive) at the port at 5 p.m.
3. I feel ill. I (not go) to school.
4. I`m sure she (to watch) her favourite TV serials all day long.
5. My brother (to marry) next year.
6. She will have been working at that company for three years when it finally (to close).
7. Jack (to visit) his parents this Saturday.
8. I (to look for ) the job this week.
9. This time next week she (to jog) in the park.
10. My friend (to come)to Ann’s dinner party this evening.
11. Look out! The icicle (to fall) from this roof.
Explanation: In this sentence, the verb "promise" indicates future intention or plan. So we use the future tense "will" with the base form of the verb "build" to show that the promise is for a future action.
2. The ship will arrive at the port at 5 p.m.
Explanation: Here, we use the future tense "will" to indicate a future event or action. In this case, it is the ship's arrival at the port at a specific time (5 p.m.).
3. I feel ill. I will not go to school.
Explanation: The word "will" is used here to express a decision or intention for the future. The speaker is stating that, due to feeling ill in the present, they have decided not to go to school in the future.
4. I'm sure she will watch her favorite TV serials all day long.
Explanation: The phrase "I'm sure" expresses confidence or certainty about a future event. The verb "will" is used to indicate the future action of watching TV serials.
5. My brother will marry next year.
Explanation: In this sentence, the verb "will" is used to talk about a future event. The speaker is stating that their brother has plans to get married in the future, specifically next year.
6. She will have been working at that company for three years when it finally closes.
Explanation: In this sentence, the phrase "will have been" is used to talk about an action that will be completed in the future, but will span a period of time leading up to that future point. The verb "to close" is in the future tense, indicating that the company will close in the future.
7. Jack will visit his parents this Saturday.
Explanation: Here, the verb "will" is used to indicate a future action. The speaker is stating that Jack plans to visit his parents on a specific day (this Saturday) in the future.
8. I will be looking for a job this week.
Explanation: The verb "will" is used here to express a future intention or plan. The speaker is stating that they will actively search for a job in the future, specifically during the current week.
9. This time next week she will be jogging in the park.
Explanation: The phrase "this time next week" refers to a specific future time. The verb "will be jogging" is in the future continuous tense, indicating that the action of jogging will be in progress at that future time.
10. My friend will come to Ann's dinner party this evening.
Explanation: In this sentence, the verb "will" is used to indicate a future action. The friend has plans to attend Ann's dinner party in the future, specifically this evening.
11. Look out! The icicle will fall from this roof.
Explanation: The verb "will fall" is used here to indicate a future event. The speaker is giving a warning about the icicle, stating it will fall from the roof in the future.