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When they _____ everything on the web, they _____ engage in intelligent dialogue.
have read / will be able to
have read / are able to
will have read / are able to
will have read / will be able to
As soon as you _____ (finish) dinner, I _____ (come over) to see you.
finish/have finished, I'll come over
Which one isn't possible?
She's about to arrive at 11.00.
She's bound to arrive at 11.00
She's expected to arrive at 11.00.
She's due to arrive at 11.00.
I hear the professor _____ a lecture on Friday evening.
will have given
is giving
gives
Which structure/expression suggests there is "no doubt"/"it's inevitable" when talking about the future.
bound to. She's bound to be late.
be expected to. She's expected to be late.
will. She'll be late.
be going to. She's going to be late.
You know her, she _____ (be) in Zara, buying the latest thing they've brought in! What's the function of the structure here?
is
is going to be
will be
will have been
We _____ (see) our grandparents as usual tomorrow, so I can't meet you. (used to show it's a habitual action)
will be seeing
By this time next year, Jane ____ (finish) her phd and be looking for a job!
will have finished
She's gone green! She ______ (be) sick.
She's going to be sick.
It's expected that the package will arrive tomorrow. DUE. The package _______ up tomorrow.
is due to turn
We're on the point of having a breakthrough! TO A breakthrough ______ place.
is about to take
It won't be long before he _______ (get) into trouble with the headteacher for his behaviour.
gets
This time next year ______ (I / hopefully / run) my own business.
I'll hopefully be running
Correct it: This time next week I'll fly to the US.
I'll be flying...
Mrs. Patel is likely to become the Foreign Minister if the party WINS / IS TO WIN power at the next election.
wins
We haven't completed the work yet, but WE EXPECT / ARE EXPECTING to finish it later this week.
both options are correct
