Question

Underline the correct verb form 1)By the time we arrive at the theathe , the play will starts/will have started 2)I'm sure Harry is going to forgive/will forgive you when he hears your side of the story 3)Wathc out! You are craching/are going o crash into that tree

Answer 1

1)By the time we arrive at the theathe , the play will starts/will have started
2)I'm sure Harry is going to forgive/will forgive you when he hears your side of the story
3)Watch out! You are craching/are going to crash into that tree

Answer 2

Verb Form Corrections:

1) By the time we arrive at the theater, the play will have started. - In this sentence, the correct verb form is "will have started." We use the future perfect tense ("will have started") to express an action that will be completed before another specified future time.

2) I'm sure Harry is going to forgive you when he hears your side of the story. - In this sentence, the correct verb form is "is going to forgive." We use the structure "be going to + base form of the verb" to express future plans or intentions.

3) Watch out! You are going to crash into that tree. - In this sentence, the correct verb form is "are going to crash." We use the structure "be going to + base form of the verb" to express future plans or predictions.