4.2 Future forms

Match the sentence beginnings with the correct endings.

Learn the rule:
★ ★ Choose the correct forms.
1 M: Sally            [will cook, is cooking] breakfast tomorrow morning, so we should buy some milk and cereal just in case! We don't want to be hungry if it         [is, will be] a disaster.
K: No problem. I          [am going, will go] to the shops this afternoon with Jo, so I                 [am going to buy, will buy] some then.
2 F: The restaurant            [closes, will close] at 9 p.m. tonight because tomorrow's a holiday.
P: That's perfect for me. Tomorrow I           [am waking, wake] up early to go on an excursion with some friends.
3 S: Tori             [isn't being, won't be] able to meet us for lunch but she           [will join, joins] us later.
O: I hope so. I                  [might give, am going to give] her the birthday present I've just bought her because I          [won't be, am not] here for her party tomorrow.
4 D: I           [am making, will make] Joe's favourite dish for dinner tonight and have just finished shopping for all the food.
E: That's very nice of you.       [Shall, Will] I help you with the preparations? I can help us as soon as I             [will finish, finish] my homework.
5 L: Polina says she                     [isn't eating, is not going to eat] the fish from yesterday, so we should throw it away.
W: Don't waste good food. I                 [will eat, am going to eat] it if nobody else wants it.

Complete the dialogues. Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form.
1 J: Are you looking forward to your meal? It is tonight, right?
M: Yes, Franco            (cook) my favourite dish - spinach lasagne with rocket salad on the side.
J: When              (he/come) over?
M: I think he         (be) here at around 5 p.m. and we              (plan) to eat at about 7 p.m.
J: OK. I guess I will leave before he      (get) here, so give him my
congratulations on getting the job!
2 I:               (you/do) anything interesting this weekend, Tim?
T: Not really, I            (work) in the shop on Saturday till 6 p.m. What about you?
I: Actually, I           (have) a barbecue in the evening. We                    (begin)
cooking at around 7 p.m. That's the idea anyway. Do you want to join us?
T: That sounds great. I                    (definitely/be) there! I'll go home and change clothes before I      (come) but I can be there just after seven. Thanks, Iza.