Question

V. Choose the correct or most appropriate future forms to complete the sentences below. 1. He looks very pale and confused. He is going to faint/ will faint /is fainting. 2. Somebody is at the door. I'm going to check/'ll check/'ll be checking who it is. 3. 'I'll never pass the exam.' Don't worry, I'm going to help/'ll help/'m helping you prepare it.' 4. I 'Il be meeting/'ll meet/ meet John's parents for the first time tomorrow. 5. We're leaving/ leave at 9 tomorrow, because the train leaves/ is leaving at 9.45. 6. By the end of the month I'll have been working/ 'll work/'m going to work here for 25 years. 7. What are you going to dol do you do will you do next weekend? 8. Are you taking/ Will you take/ Are you going to take Jack to school today, please? 9. I'm never going to trust/ 'I never trust/ 'm never trusting you again. 10. I love photography. I'm buying/'m going to buy/ 'll buy I'm going to buy a digital camera soon. I just need to save a bit more.

Answer 1

Ответ:

V. Choose the correct or most appropriate future forms to complete the sentences below. - Нужно выбрать правильную форму глагола для выражения будущего времени.

1. He looks very pale and confused. He is going to faint. (прогноз на основе очевидных фактов - используется present continuous)

2. Somebody is at the door. I'll check who it is. (спонтанное решение, реакция на новые обстоятельства - Future Simple)

3. 'I'll never pass the exam.' "Don't worry, I'll help you prepare it.' (говорящий обещает помочь, используется модальный will)

4. I'Il be meeting John's parents for the first time tomorrow. (запланированное действие в будущем)

5. We're leaving at 9 tomorrow, because the train leaves at 9.45. (мы уезжаем - планы, договоренность, Present Continuous, поезд отдходит - расписание, Present Simple)

6. By the end of the month I'll have been working here for 25 years. (Future Perfect Continuous для действия, которое будет длиться до определенного момента в будущем)

7. What are you going to do next weekend? (вопрос про планы человека на будущее)

8. Will you take Jack to school today, please? (просьба выполнить действие)

9. I'lI never trust you again. (клятва/обещание, угроза)

10. I love photography. I'm going to buy a digital camera soon. I just need to save a bit more. (намерение выполнить действие в ближайшем будущем)

Answer 2

Sure, let's go through each sentence and choose the correct or most appropriate future forms:

1. He looks very pale and confused. He is going to faint/will faint/is fainting. - Correct answer: is going to faint. (This implies an imminent action based on the current situation.)

2. Somebody is at the door. I'm going to check/'ll check/'ll be checking who it is. - Correct answer: I'll check. (This is a spontaneous decision to check who is at the door.)

3. 'I'll never pass the exam.' Don't worry, I'm going to help/'ll help/'m helping you prepare it.' - Correct answer: I'll help. (Expressing a willingness to help in the future.)

4. I'll be meeting/'ll meet/+meet John's parents for the first time tomorrow. - Correct answer: I'll meet. (Describing a planned action in the future.)

5. We're leaving/+leave at 9 tomorrow because the train leaves/+is leaving at 9.45. - Correct answer: We're leaving. (Both parts of the sentence should use the same form for consistency. In this case, present continuous is appropriate.)

6. By the end of the month, I'll have been working/'ll work/'m going to work here for 25 years. - Correct answer: I'll have been working. (This construction is appropriate for describing a duration of time leading up to a point in the future.)

7. What are you going to do/do you do/will you do next weekend? - Correct answer: What are you going to do? (This is a common way to ask about future plans.)

8. Are you taking/+Will you take/+Are you going to take Jack to school today, please? - Correct answer: Are you taking. (Present continuous is suitable for arrangements or plans.)

9. I'm never going to trust/'I never trust/'m never trusting you again. - Correct answer: I'm never going to trust. (Expressing a strong intention not to trust in the future.)

10. I love photography. I'm buying/'m going to buy/'ll buy I'm going to buy a digital camera soon. I just need to save a bit more. - Correct answer: I'm going to buy. (Expressing a plan or intention to buy in the future.)

These choices are based on common usage and context in English.