Complete the dialogue with be going to or will
What'_you do this evening?
Have you decided?
I_ see a football match at the
sports centre.
Brilliant. I _ come with you.
You haven't got a ticket.
No problem! I _buy one at the gate.
How _ you get there?
My dad _drive me there.
Do you think he _take me, too?
Never mind. I _ get the bus.​

Put verbs in brackets into the Future Simple Passive.

1. This experiment (will be finished) in a week.

2. The play instructions (will be received) in an hour.

3. month.

4. The design of the building (will be completed) on Sunday.

5. The injured man (will be operated) on in an hour.

6. All the meetings (will be held) next week.

7. The document (will be signed) in a few minutes.

8. This bill (will be approved) tomorrow.

9. This book (will be discussed) at the next conference.

I0. The question (will be read) in 2 days.

1. Edris (hung up) the glass cloth and (took off) his apron. He (had been working) non-stop since six o'clock and he (felt) pretty tired.

2. I'm not surprised you look like a student. Seaside life (suits) you. You (look) twenty. Well, thirty. I (heard) them discussing you in the bar.

3. I (saw) you nearly three weeks ago. I (recognize) you.

4. When he (went) downstairs, Mr. Ketley (told) him everybody (had gone) to the tennis court.

5. When she next (opened) her eyes she (found) she (was lying) on the sofa in Neville's study.

6. He (was having) breakfast with Leslie when the phone (rang). She (went) to pick it up.

7. It (was) time for lunch but Hazen (said) he (was) sorry, he (had) (to get) to his office immediately.

8. I Then I quietly (left) the room and (went) to the cloakroom and (put on) my overcoat and (took) my umbrella and (went) downstairs and out into Whitehall. It was still (raining) a little.

9. I (straightened) my tie and (went) downstairs to the drawing room. I hardly (had been) there five minutes when Mrs. Thompson (came) in with the coffee. She (brought) it on a silver tray.

10. Until that day I had never really (looked) at a picture. I (knew), for instance, that there (were) three water-colours in Aunt Emily's living room, but outside that I (could not) even (remember) their subjects.