Choose the correct form of the verb. 1. I don't think you are having / will have any problems when you land in Boston. 2. When you are getting / get off the train, I will wait for you by the ticket machine. 3. Next Monday we will have been dating / will have dated for a year. 4. I promise I will be giving / will give up smoking soon. 5. They are going to buy / will buy some food for the picnic. 6. The bus will leave / leaves at 6 o'clock in the afternoon. 7. "It's cold." "OK, I will close / am closing the window." 8. As soon as you arrive, we have / willi have lunch. 9. By the end of the month, I will save / will have saved £ 300. 10. At 8.30 tomorrow morning, I will drive / will be driving to work.

Question 1

Задача Задача №2455068

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09 декабря 2024 20:53 · публичный вопрос

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Choose the correct form of the verb. 1. I don't think you are having / will have any problems when you land in Boston. 2. When you are getting / get off the train, I will wait for you by the ticket machine. 3. Next Monday we will have been dating / will have dated for a year. 4. I promise I will be giving / will give up smoking soon. 5. They are going to buy / will buy some food for the picnic. 6. The bus will leave / leaves at 6 o'clock in the afternoon. 7. "It's cold." "OK, I will close / am closing the window." 8. As soon as you arrive, we have / willi have lunch. 9. By the end of the month, I will save / will have saved £ 300. 10. At 8.30 tomorrow morning, I will drive / will be driving to work.

Answer

Here are the correct forms of the verbs for each sentence:

I don't think you will have any problems when you land in Boston.
When you get off the train, I will wait for you by the ticket machine.
Next Monday we will have been dating for a year.
I promise I will give up smoking soon.
They are going to buy some food for the picnic.
The bus leaves at 6 o'clock in the afternoon.
"It's cold." "OK, I will close the window."
As soon as you arrive, we will have lunch.
By the end of the month, I will have saved £300.
At 8.30 tomorrow morning, I will be driving to work.

Question 2

Choose the correct form of the verb. 1. I don't think you are having / will have any problems when you land in Boston. 2. When you are getting / get off the train, I will wait for you by the ticket machine. 3. Next Monday we will have been dating / will have dated for a year. 4. I promise I will be giving / will give up smoking soon. 5. They are going to buy / will buy some food for the picnic. 6. The bus will leave / leaves at 6 o'clock in the afternoon. 7. "It's cold." "OK, I will close / am closing the window." 8. As soon as you arrive, we have / willi have lunch. 9. By the end of the month, I will save / will have saved £ 300. 10. At 8.30 tomorrow morning, I will drive / will be driving to work.

Answer

Here are the correct forms of the verbs for each sentence: 1. I don't think you **will have** any problems when you land in Boston. 2. When you **get** off the train, I will wait for you by the ticket machine. 3. Next Monday we **will have been dating** for a year. 4. I promise I **will give** up smoking soon. 5. They **are going to buy** some food for the picnic. 6. The bus **leaves** at 6 o'clock in the afternoon. 7. "It's cold." "OK, I **will close** the window." 8. As soon as you arrive, we **will have** lunch. 9. By the end of the month, I **will have saved** £300. 10. At 8.30 tomorrow morning, I **will be driving** to work.