TALKING ABOUT THE FUTURE: GOING TO - WILL - PRESENT CONTINUOUS 1) Complete with the correct form of future. 1. Tony a friend tomorrow.(meet) 2. I think it …soon.(snow) 3. Perhaps I New York one day. (visit) 4. What time tomorrow?(leave/you) 5. Who … the next World Cup? (win) 6. I'm sure you … the exam next week. (not fail) 7.1 . my parents at the week-end. (visit) 8. Don't touch that dog. It you. (bite) 9. They for a meal tonight.(come) 10. Look at those clouds, it (rain) 11. Public transport, like buses, petrol . (not use) 12. There more problems with bad meat and people ill (be-be) 13. I ＿ some shoes. (buy) 14. What ＿ you ＿ ＿ to the party? (wear) 15. Don't worryabout this, I _ … you. (help)

To complete the sentences with the correct form of the future, we will use the different future tenses as indicated in the task: 1. Tony will meet a friend tomorrow. (meet) 2. I think it will snow soon. (snow) 3. Perhaps I will visit New York one day. (visit) 4. What time will you leave tomorrow? (leave/you) 5. Who will win the next World Cup? (win) 6. I'm sure you will not fail the exam next week. (not fail) 7.1. My parents will visit at the weekend. (visit) 8. Don't touch that dog. It will bite you. (bite) 9. They will come for a meal tonight. (come) 10. Look at those clouds, it will rain. (rain) 11. Public transport, like buses, will not use petrol. (not use) 12. There will be more problems with bad meat, and people will be ill. (be) 13. I will buy some shoes. (buy) 14. What will you wear to the party? (wear) 15. Don't worry about this, I will help you. (help) These sentences are completed based on the context provided in each sentence. The future forms used include 'will' for general predictions or decisions, 'be going to' for intentions or plans, and present continuous for future arrangements or predictions based on evidence.