Question

Define the correct variant of future expression. Write the correct tense. (future simple, present simple, present continuous) 1. I’m sure we will win a contract. 2. The next bus arrives at 5:30. 3. You’ll be rich soon.

Answer 1

1. I’m sure we will win (future simple) a contract.

2. The next bus arrives (present simple) at 5:30.

3. You’ll be (future simple) rich soon.

All are correct.

Answer 2

1. I’m sure we will win a contract. (future simple) - The correct tense is the future simple tense. "Will win" is used to express a prediction or belief about a future event.

2. The next bus arrives at 5:30. (present simple) - The correct tense is the present simple tense. "Arrives" is used to describe a scheduled event in the future.

3. You’ll be rich soon. (future simple) - The correct tense is the future simple tense. "Will be" is used to express a prediction or likelihood of becoming rich in the future.