A: I can hardly lift this suitcase. B: Wait. I _____ you with it! (help)
’ll help
We _____ a party next Friday. Can you come? (have)
’re having (’re going to have’ also possible)
I’ve decided that I ______ a new job. (look for)
’m going to look for
A: Do you want to come to Dave’s on Thursday? B: I can’t. I _____ dinner with Sam. (have)
’m having / ’m going to have
My sister’s having a baby, so I ___ an aunt in a couple of weeks. (be)
’m going to be / ’ll be
That little boy’s cycling too fast. He ______ off. (fall)
’s going to fall / ’ll fall
A: Can I tell you a secret? B: Of course. I ______ anyone. (not tell)
won’t tell
A: What time is their flight arriving? B: I’m not sure. I _____ online. (check)
’ll check
Meg didn’t study for the exam, so she doesn’t think she ____ it. (pass)
’s going to pass / ’ll pass
Did I tell you that we ______ skiing in the Alps next week? (go)
’re going (’re going to go’ also possible)
A: Is the air conditioning on? I’m freezing. B: Yes, I think so. ____ it off? (turn)
Shall I turn
Let’s meet outside the theatre at 7.00. Promise me that you _____ late! (not be)
won’t be
A: Your girlfriend’s really nice. B: Yes, she is. I ________ her to my parents next week. (introduce)
’m introducing / ’m going to introduce
Sorry, but I can’t help you now. I ______ shopping. (go)
’m going (’m going to go’ also possible)
Do you think you _______ in this town all your life? (live)
’ll live / ’re going to live
