On Screen B1. Module 3. Grammar Test

will/be going to

Choose the correct item.

A: I can’t believe Harry disagreed with me!

B: Well, some people will have/are going to have different opinions, Jack.

will/be going to

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A: Is that your little sister playing on your tablet?

B: Yes, it is. Oh no! She is going to drop/will drop it on the floor!

will/be going to

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A: Dad, can I take the car for a bit? I need to go to the supermarket.

B: OK, but I need it in an hour.

A: Thanks! I promise I will bring/am going to bring it right back.

will/be going to

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A: I’m so worried about the Maths exam.

B: Don’t be! I’m sure you are going to do/will do really well.

will/be going to

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A: Can we go out for a pizza later?

B: No. Your grandmother will make/is going to make dinner for us tonight.

will/be going to

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A: What are your plans for the summer?

B: I will visit/am going to visit my cousins in Italy.

will/be going to

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A: We’ve missed the last bus home.

B: That’s all right. I am going to call/will call my dad and ask him to collect us.

Present simple/Present continuous (future meaning)

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A: 1) …………….………… (you/do) anything interesting this weekend, Olivia?

B: Yes, I 2) …………….………… (visit) my friend Jessica in London.

A: Oh, that’s nice. 3) …………….………… (go) by plane or by train?

B: Train. There’s only one flight on Saturday morning, and it 4) …………….………… (leave) at 5 o’clock. I can’t make it to the airport so early.

A: And what time 5) …………….………… (train/leave)?

B: At 8. And it 6) …………….………… (arrive) at 10.30, so I 7) …………….………… (meet) Jessica for tea right away.

A: Well, enjoy your visit with your friend then.

B: I will, thanks!

Future continuous/Future perfect

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By the end of the month, I will have made/will be making my first model robot.

Future continuous/Future perfect

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At 4pm tomorrow, we will be having/will have had an extra computing class.

Future continuous/Future perfect

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This time next week, I will be flying/will have flying to New York to visit my brother.

Future continuous/Future perfect

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Will you be staying/Will you have stayed in tonight, Mr Jones?

Future continuous/Future perfect

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Brent will be finishing/will have finished his exams by now.

Future continuous/Future perfect

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Don’t call George now. He will be studying/will have studied for tomorrow’s test.

Future continuous/Future perfect

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I’ve got a card for your grandma – will you be seeing/will you have seen her this week?

Future continuous/Future perfect

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Dad is preparing for a seminar; he will be working/will have worked late all week.

Linking words

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Initially/Eventually/First, Darren didn’t know how to use a computer; now he does everything on it.

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Afterwards/In conclusion/What is more, I would like to thank everyone who helped with the charity run.

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Daniel is exhausted in spite of/although/ despite it’s still early.

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Marcus cannot remember where/when/whereas he left his mobile phone.

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The Science Fair was great. I for instance/ especially/altogether liked the virtual reality exhibit.

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People can go to the moon for a visit. All in all/ However/Although, it is very expensive.

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I’ll make dinner tonight so that/as long as/as well as you take the dog for a walk.

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Ken was late for school, because/so/due to he woke up late.

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Let’s finish our homework even though/so that/ in case we can go out later

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I went to the computer shop in order/so that/in case to buy some ink for my printer.

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Neither Vera or/nor/either Kelly are good at team sports

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The family next door have a home cinema and/ both/also a swimming pool.