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The document provides examples of questions and answers in the future tense. It asks the reader to write questions using "will" and provide short yes/no answers. Sample questions include "Will you come tomorrow?", "Will Kate come with us?" and "Will you buy this CD?". The second part asks the reader to complete sentences by choosing appropriate verbs from a list to indicate future actions like "I'll open the window" and "I'll help him".
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- 2. 1. Write question and answers. 1. come tomorrow ˅ 1. Will you come tomorrow? Yes, I will. 2. Kate/ come with us X 2. Will Kate come with us? No, she won`t.
- 3. 1. Write question and answers. 3. you/ buy this CD ˅ 3. Will you buy this CD? Yes, I will. 4. you/ do a test X 4. Will you do a test? No, I won`t.
- 4. 1. Write question and answers. 5. Mike/ call his cousin next week ˅ 5. Will Mike call his cousin next week? Yes, he will. 6. dad/ go to a football match tomorrow X 6. Will dad go to the football match tomorrow? No, he won`t.
- 5. 1. Write question and answers. 7. mum/ make pancakes on Sunday ˅ 7. Will mum make pancakes on Sunday? Yes, she will. 8. you/ be at the party tomorrow X 8. Will you be at the party tomorrow? No, I won`t.
- 6. 2. Complete the sentences. go, help, answer, open, watch, close It`s hot in this room. I`ll ………………. the window.open The phone is ringing. I`ll ………………. it.answer
- 7. 2. Complete the sentences. go, help, answer, open, watch, close It`s cold in here. I`ll ………………. the window.close Your favourite film starts at 6 o`clock. I`ll ………………. it.watch
- 8. 2. Complete the sentences. go, help, answer, open, watch, close Look! Dad is carrying a big box. I`ll ………………. him.help There aren`t any eggs in the fridge. I`ll ………………. to the shop.go