Future simple and continuous: interrogative

Future simple and continuous interrogative: exercise 6 - make questions

Make questions in the future simple or future continuous tense.

They will come on time.
Will they come on time?

I'll be flying to Mumbai at 9 o'clock.
Will you be flying to Mumbai at 9 o'clock?

A: My students will be taking part in a show tomorrow night.

B: What kind of a show part in?

A: I suppose she'll make the dinner for you.

B: What time it?

A: We'll buy some birthday presents for our grandpa.

B: Where the presents?

A: I'll be decorating my office in Darwin Street next week.

B: Why your office? Does it really need decorating?

A: People will be driving more and more electric cars in the near future.

B: more electric or hydrogen cars? That is the question.

A: Nina will look for a good job after she graduates from university.

B: for a job immediately after she graduates?

A: I hope my mum will cook something delicious for all of us.

B: What ? Do you have any idea?

A: This time tomorrow I'll be flying to the Carribean for my holiday.

B: Lucky you! Where ?

A: I'll be doing something special when you come tomorrow morning. Guess what.

B: I have no idea. What ?

A: I'm sure that Patrick and Sarah will do the right thing.

B: Do you think so? But how it?

For elementary - intermediate learners of English as a foreign language.