Future Tenses 영어 문법 운동

By this time next year, I *will* (verb) graduated from university.

*Will* (auxiliary) you join me for dinner tonight?

I’m certain he *won’t* (negative) forget your birthday.

If it rains, we *will* (verb) postpone the picnic.

Don’t worry, I *will* (verb) take care of the dog while you’re away.

She *will* (verb) travel to Korea next month.

They *won’t* (negative) arrive until the next flight.

We *will* (verb) have finished the project by next week.

It *will* (verb) be my pleasure to assist you.

She thinks it *will not* (negative) rain tomorrow.

The meeting *will* (verb) start at 10 AM sharp.

He promised he *would* (modal) help with the chores.

Someday, I *will* (verb) own a big house.

I’m afraid I *will not* (negative) be able to attend the meeting.

Next summer, they *will* (verb) celebrate their 10th anniversary.

Exercise 2: ‘Be going to’ and Present Continuous for Future

I *am going to* (future) start a new job next week.

Look at those clouds! It *is going to* (future) rain soon.

She *is meeting* (present continuous) her friends at 6 PM.

They *are not going to* (negative future) buy a new car this year.

We *are having* (present continuous) a party this weekend.

I think I *am going to* (future) be sick.

The CEO *is flying* (present continuous) to New York tomorrow.

According to the schedule, the train *is leaving* (present continuous) at 9 o’clock.

They *are going to* (future) announce the results on Monday.

Why are you wearing a suit? – Because I *am having* (present continuous) an interview.

For her birthday, she *is getting* (present continuous) a new puppy.

He *is not going to* (negative future) make it to the party on time.

They’ve packed their suitcases because they *are flying* (present continuous) to Paris tonight.

We *are not going to* (negative future) tolerate any delays on the project.

Are you ready? The show *is starting* (present continuous) in 10 minutes.