This document contains exercises from a grammar workbook about using future tenses correctly. The exercises start with choosing between will and won't in sentences about predictions. Later exercises include identifying sentences using might or might not to express possibilities, filling in blanks with going to or forms of verbs, and writing conditional sentences. The levels progress from reinforcement to consolidation to extension, making the exercises increasingly complex.

1. Grammar Unit 3B • LEVEL 1
REINFORCEMENT
1 Circle the correct answer.
1. She will / won’t pass all her exams. She’s
very clever.
2. My grandmother will / won’t learn to drive.
She’s too old.
3. My teacher will / won’t win the lottery. She
never buys a ticket.
4. I will / won’t get lost. I have been there
before.
5. You will / won’t love the movie. It’s the best
I’ve ever seen.
6. Everyone will / won’t be friendly. They’re
very nice people.
2 Read the sentences. Decide if they mean
might or might not.
1. It’s possible that I will go to the party.
2. It’s possible that she won’t talk to him.
3. It’s possible that they’ll lose the game.
4. It’s possible that everybody will come to my
concert.
5. It’s possible that the government won’t win
the election.
6. It’s possible that the school won’t win the
competition.
3 Circle the correct answer.
1. I visit some friends.
a. am going to
b. go to
c. visiting
2. We buy a magazine.
a. ‘m going to
b. aren’t going to
c. are go to
3. Hillary walk around the world.
a. is going to
b. am going to
c. are going to
4. Jenny stay with us?
a. Is / go to
b. Are / going to
c. Is / going to
5. they ride an elephant?
a. Are / going to
b. Are / go to
c. Is / going to
6. I watch this movie.
a. aren’t going to
b. ’m not going to
c. not gone to
4 Match the first halves (1–8) with the second
halves (a–h) of the conditional sentences.
1. If you sleep for eight hours,
2. If you do lots of exercise,
3. If you eat too much,
4. If she doesn’t hurry,
5. If we have some money,
6. If I see her,
7. If they don’t earn some money,
8. If he wins the lottery,
a. we will go shopping.
b. I’ll give her the message.
c. they won’t be able to go on vacation.
d. he will give half to charity.
e. you will get fat.
f. you will be fit and healthy.
g. you won’t be tired.
h. she’ll be late.
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2. Grammar Unit 3B • LEVEL 2
CONSOLIDATION
1 Complete the sentences with will or won’t.
1. She pass all her exams.
She’s very clever.
2. My grandmother learn to drive.
She’s too old.
3. My teacher win the lottery. She
never buys a ticket.
4. I get lost. I have been there before.
5. You love the movie. It’s the best
I’ve ever seen.
6. Everyone be friendly. They’re very
nice people.
2 Use the cues to write sentences with might
or might not.
1. I / go to the party
2. She / not talk to him
3. They / lose the game
4. Everybody / come to my concert
5. The government / not win the election
6. The school / not win the competition
3 Circle the correct answer.
1. I visit some friends.
a. am going to
b. go to
c. visiting
2. We buy a magazine.
a. ’m going to
b. aren’t going to
c. are go to
3. Hillary walk around the world.
a. is going to
b. am going to
c. are going to
4. Jenny stay with us?
a. Is / go to
b. Are / going to
c. Is / going to
5. they ride an elephant?
a. Are / going to
b. Are / go to
c. Is / going to
6. I watch this movie.
a. aren’t going to
b. ’m not going to
c. not gone to
4 Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the
verb. Then match the first halves (1–8) with
the second halves (a–h) of the conditional
sentences.
1. If you (sleep) for eight hours,
2. If you (do) lots of exercise,
3. If you (eat) too much,
4. If she (not hurry),
5. If we (have) some money,
6. If I (see) her,
7. If they (not earn) some money,
8. If he (win) the lottery,
a. we (go) shopping.
b. I (give) her the message.
c. they (go) on vacation.
d. he (donate) half to charity.
e. you (get) fat.
f. you (be) fit and healthy.
g. you (not be) tired.
h. she (be) late.
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3. Grammar Unit 3B • LEVEL 3
EXTENSION
1 Complete the sentences with the correct
form of will or going to and the verb in
parentheses.
1. Jane (have) a party. She’s
already invited everybody.
2. Tomorrow there (be) rain all
over the peninsula.
3. Gail and Mike (fly) to
Amsterdam next summer.
4. Cathy (be) 51 years old
next year.
5. I don’t think Clare (like) this
CD. She hates rap music.
6. By the year 2050, there (be)
more cars on the roads.
7. Look at those black clouds in the sky.
It (rain).
8. I’m so thirsty. I think I (make)
a cup of tea.
2 Write sentences about things you might or
might not do in the future. Use the words
from the box.
write a bestseller play soccer with Raul
fly in a hot air balloon go to college
get married have children
become famous break a world record
work in a different country
become president of a country
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
3 Complete the conditional sentences with
your own ideas.
1. If I win a lot of money,
2. If I fall in love,
3. If there is a war,
4. If there is a fire,
5. If the world ends tomorrow,
6. If scientists invent a cure for AIDS,
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