Question

. Use the Future Simple Tense instead of the infinitives in brackets: 1. I (to he) very busy at the- beginning of June. We (to have) our exams. 2. He (to come) to see me in a year's time. 3. He (to have) dinner in ten minutes. 4. This day (to come) sooner or later. 5. It (to be) slippery tomorrow, I'm afraid. 6. He (to behave) as usual, I'm afraid. You know how such people are. 7. You (to go) to the Opera with me tonight? They (to sing) Faust. 8. Who (to join) me? Perhaps I (to drive) to town this week-end. 9. No one (to believe) you, I hope. And I also hope you (to stop) imagining things and talking nonsense. 10. I (not to go) to that party, my dear. Your sister's usual guests (to bore) me to death again. 11. You (to help) me or not? 12. How long you (to be away)? I (to miss) you. 13. I don't think he (to make) a really good travel agent.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

1. I will be very busy at the beginning of June. We will have our exams.
2. He will come to see me in a year's time.
3. He will have dinner in ten minutes.
4. This day will come sooner or later.
5. It will be slippery tomorrow, I'm afraid.
6. He will behave as usual, I'm afraid. You know how such people are.
7. Will you go to the Opera with me tonight? They will sing Faust.
8. Who will join me? Perhaps I will drive to town this weekend.
9. No one will believe you, I hope. And I also hope you will stop imagining things and talking nonsense.
10. I will not go to that party, my dear. Your sister's usual guests will bore me to death again.
11. Will you help me or not?
12. How long will you be away? I will miss you.
13. I don't think he will make a really good travel agent.