Which sentence means: This time next week, Ron will no longer be poor? A This time next week, Ron will be winning the lottery. B This time next week, Ron will win the lottery. C This time next week, Ron will have won the lottery.

Which sentence means: I don’t think he’ll come today?  A I bet he’ll come. B I expect he’ll come today.   C I doubt if he’ll come today.

Which sentence uses will incorrectly?  A I don't understand, it will be difficult.    B I expect she’ll visit Australia in December.   C I bet we’ll win this game

What do you think Charlie was doing in the church yesterday? A I expect he will be praying. B I expect he will have been praying. C I expect he will pray.

We are eating in this restaurant tomorrow ________ it is too late to ask for a reservation. A as long as B unless C if

By the time we turned up at the party, the band ______ playing. A will have stopped B had stopped C will stop

Complete the sentence: Don't tell your parents about the cigarettes. I’m sure they ___ be happy about it. A won't   B isn't going to   C will be

Which sentence means: When you win, Rick will be the world champion? A When you win, Richard will win the world cup.  B When you win, Rick will have won the world cup.   C When you win, Rick will be winning the world cup.

If you ____ to school, can you bring the notebooks you borrowed?   A have come   B 're coming  C  will come

Which sentence is NOT correct?: By November Isaac _____ in this club for three months. A will have played B will have been playing C will be playing

Which sentence is best? A I don’t think Claudia will be my girlfriend B I think Claudia won’t be my girlfriend. C I think Claudia isn’t going to be my girlfriend.

John swept the floor. Now it's really clean.  A If he hadn’t swept the floor, it wouldn’t be clean.  B If he didn’t swept the floor, it wouldn't be clean.  C Hadn't Paul swept the floor, it wouldn't have been clean.