Question

Fill in the gaps with the correct future forms of the verbs in brackets. My bedroom is a mess! I ________________ (tidy) it up. I promise I __________________ (look) after my baby sister. She thinks Lynn ___________________ (not/give) her a present for her birthday. __________________________ (we/have) dinner with Uma tonight? Look! The blind man ____________________ (trip) over that box on the pavement.

Answer 1

My bedroom is a mess! I am going to (tidy) it up.
I promise I wil (look) after my baby sister.
She thinks Lynn will (not/give) her a present for her birthday.
Shall (we/have) dinner with Uma tonight?
Look! The blind man is going to (trip) over that box on the pavement.

Answer 2

Filling in the gaps with the correct future forms of the verbs:

- My bedroom is a mess! I will tidy it up. - I promise I will look after my baby sister. - She thinks Lynn will not give her a present for her birthday. - Will we have dinner with Uma tonight? - Look! The blind man will trip over that box on the pavement.

In this exercise, we are asked to fill in the gaps with the correct future forms of the verbs in brackets. The future tense is used to talk about actions that will happen in the future. Let's go through each sentence and fill in the gaps:

1. "My bedroom is a mess! I will tidy it up." Here, we use the future form "will tidy" to indicate the action of tidying the bedroom will happen in the future.

2. "I promise I will look after my baby sister." In this sentence, the future form "will look" is used to express the promise of taking care of the baby sister in the future.

3. "She thinks Lynn will not give her a present for her birthday." Here, we use the future form "will not give" to indicate the belief or expectation that Lynn will not give a present for her birthday.

4. "Will we have dinner with Uma tonight?" This sentence uses the future form "will have" to ask a question about a future event, which is having dinner with Uma tonight.

5. "Look! The blind man will trip over that box on the pavement." In this sentence, the future form "will trip" is used to describe the action of the blind man tripping over the box in the future.

By using the appropriate future forms of the verbs, we can accurately describe future actions and events in these sentences.