OPG Test G: Tenses – future

► It’s quite a long way, isn’t it? We‘ll have walked (walk) about five miles by the time we get back, I’d say.

1- It’ll be better if you don’t ring at one o’clock. We (have) lunch then.

2- I (drive) over and see you, but there’s something wrong with the car.

3- I’ve got loads of work. I expect I (work) all night. And I’m not looking forward to it.

4- I’ll have much more time next week because I (do) all my exams then.

5- We (buy) that computer game, but they don’t make it for the kind of computer we’ve got.

6- I know you’ll put on a wonderful show. You (have) so much practice by the time you perform it that it’s sure to be brilliant.

Peter: Hello. Where are you going?

Polly: To my evening class. I’m learning Swedish. And next week I’ll have (I / have) a chance to speak it for real. (I / go) to Sweden for three weeks. (I / leave) on Friday. (I / visit) some friends there.

Peter: (that / be) nice.

Polly: Well, I’d better hurry. My lesson (start) at half past seven, and it’s twenty-five past now.

Peter: OK. Come and see me when (you / get) back from Sweden.

Polly: Thanks. (I / send) you a postcard.

► We have decided to help with the project. (going)
   We are going to help with the project.

1- We’re willing to wait for you. (‘ll)

2- You can get off this train at Bath. (stops)

3- My friend intended to meet us. (going)

4- Adrian’s job interview is on 17 October. (having)

5- Our meal will be over by eight o’clock. (finished)

6- I think I’m going to go on the trip. (might)

7- The fire hasn’t gone out yet, but it will in a minute. (about)