Present Continuous, be going to, will

1 Our flight to Italy            [will leave, is leaving] in ten minutes.

2 When I get home, I                  [am making, am going to make] a sandwich.

3 Are you thirsty?                  [I'll get, I'm going to get] you a drink.

4 I’ve decided                   [I'm having, I'm going to have] pizza for my dinner tonight.

5 I think              [it will rain, it's raining] tomorrow.

6 I can’t meet you on Tuesday.             [I'm playing, I'll play] basketball with Rob.

7               [Are you doing, Will you do] anything tonight?

8 Oh, no! We’ve got no bread –             [I'll get, I'm getting] some from the shop.

9                   [I'm going to stay, I'll stay] at home tonight. There’s a good film on TV.

Complete the dialogues with the correct future form of the verb in brackets. Use the present continuous, be going to or will.

1 A What would you like to eat?

B I think I           (have) a pizza.

2 A What time is your plane?

B We              (catch) the nine o’clock flight – so we’d better hurry!

3 A What are your holiday plans this year?

B Well, we               (not go) to Spain this year as we usually do. It’s holidays at home for us this summer!

4 A Any ideas about what to do when you leave school, Tom?

B Yes, I’ve decided that I                   study archaeology.

Complete the dialogues with the correct future form of the verb in brackets. Use the present continuous, be going to or will.

1 A Do you want to go shopping with me on Saturday?

B I’d love to, but I'm not sure I           (have) enough money.

2 A Do you want to go out this evening?

B I’m too tired. I                  (stay) at home and listen to music all evening!

3 A Could you ask your parents to help you tomorrow?

B I can’t – they              (paint) the living room.

4 A Hi Jemma. How are you?

B Hi James. Sorry, I’m a bit busy – I            (phone) you back in a minute, OK?