Question

5. Put the verbs in brackets into a form of will / shall, be going to or Present Continuous 1. Have you heard the news? Nick is going to consume organic food only. 2. Sorry to keep you waiting. I ..... (not, to be) long. I ..... (to find) some cloth bags to take to market with us. 3. According to my survey, ten pupils in our class ..... (to trade) items of different kinds with other people in our community. 4. It's getting colder. ..... I ..... (to turn up) the heat or ..... you .. (to put on) warmer clothes instead? 5. In 50 years' time, most people ..... (probably ride) bicycles to work. 6. My family ... (to use) only compact fluorescent bulbs this year. 7. Look! They (to air-dry) their clothes. Thus, they can save some electricity. What a great example to follow!​

Answer 1

2. Its not going to be long. I will find some cloth bags to take to market with us. 3. According to my survey, teen pupils in our class are trading items of different kinds with other people in our community. 4. Its getting colder, I will turn up the heat or will you put on warmer clothes instead? 5. In 50 years' time, most people probably will ride bicycles to work. 6. My family are using only compact fluorescent bulbs this year. 7. Look! They are air-drying their clothes.

Answer 2

1. Sorry to keep you waiting. I won't be long. I am going to find some cloth bags to take to market with us. 2. According to my survey, ten pupils in our class are going to trade items of different kinds with other people in our community. 3. It's getting colder. Shall I turn up the heat or should you put on warmer clothes instead? 4. In 50 years' time, most people will probably ride bicycles to work. 5. My family will be using only compact