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If we go to Paris, we ____________ (take) lots of pictures.
WILL TAKE
I can’t come on the march tomorrow. I ___________ (look after) my cousins.
AM GOING TO LOOK AFTER
I think they ___________ (lose) the match.
WILL LOSE
A: “What are your plans for this evening?” B: "I ________ (meet) my friends and then go to a birthday party."
AM GOING TO MEET
I've bought a new book. Tonight I ___________ (stay) at home and start reading it.
AM GOING TO STAY
A: "The phone is ringing." B: "I ____________ (answer) it."
WILL ANSWER
A: I think I forgot my luggage in the lobby." B: "Please wait here. I _________ (ask) someone to carry it to your room.
WILL ASK
Our housekeeper has worked all day long. She must be very tired. In fact, she looks as if she ___________ (pass out).
IS GOING TO PASS OUT
A: "Are you ready to order?" B: "I can’t decide ... Okay, I __________________ (have) the steak, please."
WILL HAVE
If you take a look at this graphic, you can see that the economy ________ (get) worse very soon.
IS GOING TO GET
A: "Did you remember to buy the tickets?" B: "Oh no, I forgot! I __________ (buy) them online now."
WILL BUY
A: "I can't find my keys." B: "I ________ (help) you look for them."
WILL HELP
A: "Why are you carrying your laptop?" B: "I _______ (do) some homework on the train."
AM GOING TO DO
A: "I’m really cold." B: "I ___________ (turn) the heating on."
WILL TURN
A: "We don’t have any bread." B: I see. I ______________________ (buy) some.
WILL BUY
"Jim's starting university tomorrow." "What ____________ (study)?"
IS HE GOING TO STUDY
