Question

Использовать правильное времяFuture Indefinite or Present Continuous1. Where you (go) for your next holiday? 2. I (give) you alift to work tomorrow if you like. 3. Do you know that Ann(come) at the end of the week? 4. I'm afraid I'm not quiteready.— Never mind. I (wait). 5. Shop assistant: We have somevery nice strawberries. Customer: All right. I (have) a pound.6. We (have) a party next Saturday night. You (come)?Future Indefinite or Present Continuous1. Where you (go) for your next holiday? 2. I (give) you alift to work tomorrow if you like. 3. Do you know that Ann(come) at the end of the week? 4. I'm afraid I'm not quiteready.— Never mind. I (wait). 5. Shop assistant: We have somevery nice strawberries. Customer:All right. I (have) a pound.6. We (have) a party next Saturday night. You (come)? 7. Whyyou (take) the carpets down? You (paint) the walls? — No, I(take) the carpets to the cleaner's. 8. There are a lot of mistakes inthis document.— All right. I (type) it again. 9. Leave a note forhim on the table and he (see) it when he (come). 10. He (leave)for London tomorrow night. You (see) him off? 11. What about thiscamera? You (try) to take photos? It's not allowed, you know... —No, I (try) to sell the camera. 12. He says he (meet) us at thebus stop, but I'm sure he (forget) about it. 13. He (come) if youask him. When you (send) him the invitation? 14. You (do)anything special tomorrow? — Yes, my nephews (come) andI (show) them round London. 15. I hear you (go) to the regattatomorrow. You (sail) in it? 16. My wedding (approach). I (tell)you the exact date soon. 17. Maria (work) today so I (get) the 7. Whyyou (take) the carpets down? You (paint) the walls? — No, I(take) the carpets to the cleaner's. 8. There are a lot of mistakes inthis document.— All right. I (type) it again. 9. Leave a note forhim on the table and he (see) it when he (come). 10. He (leave)for London tomorrow night. You (see) him off? 11. What about thiscamera? You (try) to take photos? It's not allowed, you know... —No, I (try) to sell the camera. 12. He says he (meet) us at thebus stop, but I'm sure he (forget) about it. 13. He (come) if youask him. When you (send) him the invitation? 14. You (do)anything special tomorrow? — Yes, my nephews (come) andI (show) them round London. 15. I hear you (go) to the regattatomorrow. You (sail) in it? 16. My wedding (approach). I (tell)you the exact date soon. 17. Maria (work) today so I (get) the papers for her. 18. Jane, you (come) or you (stay)? 19. I hearthat you (get married) on Saturday. Your parents (come)? 120. The train (leave) in half an hour. We (take) a taxi not to be ;late for it.

Answer 1

1. are you going 2. will give 3. is coming 4. will wait 5. will have 6. are having/will you come? 7. why are you taking/are you painting/am taking 8. will type 9. will see/is coming 10. is leaving/will you see 11. are you trying/am trying 12. will meet/will froget 13. will come/will you send 14.are you doing/are coming/will show 15. are going/will you sail 16. is approaching/will tell 17. is working/will get 18. are you coming/you are staying 19. are getting married/will your parents come 20. is leaving/will take

Answer 2

1. Where are you going for your next holiday? - The correct tense to use here is the Future Indefinite. So the question should be: "Where will you go for your next holiday?".

2. I will give you a lift to work tomorrow if you like. - The correct tense to use here is the Future Indefinite. So the sentence should be: "I will give you a lift to work tomorrow if you like."

3. Do you know that Ann is coming at the end of the week? - The correct tense to use here is the Present Continuous. So the sentence is correct as it is.

4. I'm afraid I'm not quite ready. Never mind. I will wait. - The correct tense to use here is the Future Indefinite. So the sentence should be: "Never mind. I will wait."

5. Shop assistant: We have some very nice strawberries. Customer: All right. I will have a pound. - The correct tense to use here is the Future Indefinite. So the sentence should be: "All right. I will have a pound."

6. We are having a party next Saturday night. Are you coming? - The correct tense to use here is the Present Continuous. So the sentence should be: "Are you coming?"

7. Why are you taking the carpets down? Are you painting the walls? No, I am taking the carpets to the cleaner's. - The correct tense to use here is the Present Continuous. So the sentence is correct as it is.

8. There are a lot of mistakes in this document. All right. I will type it again. - The correct tense to use here is the Future Indefinite. So the sentence should be: "All right. I will type it again."

9. Leave a note for him on the table and he will see it when he comes. - The correct tense to use here is the Future Indefinite. So the sentence should be: "and he will see it when he comes."

10. He is leaving for London tomorrow night. Are you seeing him off? - The correct tense to use here is the Present Continuous. So the sentence should be: "Are you seeing him off?"

11. What about this camera? Are you trying to take photos? It's not allowed, you know... No, I am trying to sell the camera. - The correct tense to use here is the Present Continuous. So the sentence is correct as it is.

12. He says he will meet us at the bus stop, but I'm sure he will forget about it. - The correct tense to use here is the Future Indefinite. So the sentence should be: "but I'm sure he will forget about it."

13. He will come if you ask him. When are you sending him the invitation? - The correct tense to use here is the Future Indefinite. So the sentence should be: "When are you sending him the invitation?"

14. Are you doing anything special tomorrow? Yes, my nephews are coming and I will show them round London. - The correct tense to use here is the Future Indefinite. So the sentence should be: "Yes, my nephews are coming and I will show them round London."

15. I hear you are going to the regatta tomorrow. Are you sailing in it? - The correct tense to use here is the Present Continuous. So the sentence should be: "Are you sailing in it?"

16. My wedding is approaching. I will tell you the exact date soon. - The correct tense to use here is the Future Indefinite. So the sentence should be: "I will tell you the exact date soon."

17. Maria is working today so I will get the papers for her. - The correct tense to use here is the Future Indefinite. So the sentence should be: "I will get the papers for her."

18. Jane, are you coming or are you staying? - The correct tense to use here is the Present Continuous. So the sentence should be: "Jane, are you coming or are you staying?"

19. I hear that you are getting married on Saturday. Are your parents coming? - The correct tense to use here is the Present Continuous. So the sentence should be: "Are your parents coming?"

20. The train is leaving in half an hour. We will take a taxi not to be late for it. - The correct tense to use here is the Future Indefinite. So the sentence should be: "We will take a taxi not to be late for it."

Please note that the tense used in each sentence depends on the context and the intended meaning.