Future simple versus future continuous

Future simple versus continuous - exercise 3

Match the two parts to make future simple and future continuous sentences. Do not forget to make a space between your answers (for example: 1b 2a).

1 This time tomorrow
2 I suppose that tomorrow
a I'll play football.
b I'll be playing football.

Correct: 1b 2a

1 I can take you to the airport, 2 If you think it is shorter, Correct:	a I'll be going that way. b I'll go that way.

1 Shall I say hello to her? 2 She should know about it. Correct:	a I'll write to her. b I'll be writing to her.

1 Will you go to sleep 2 Will you be sleeping Correct:	a when I return? b when you return?

1 He won't be here tomorrow. 2 He has no objections. Correct:	a He'll be signing the new contract. b He'll sign the new contract.

1 You can rely on him. 2 You can't wait for him. Correct:	a He will be delivering the letters. b He will deliver the letters.

1 I'll be in the forest. 2 I must go to the forest. Correct:	a I'll cut the tree. b I'll be jogging.

1 Is he late? 2 I'll talk to him. Correct:	a I'll drive him to school. b I'll be driving him to school.

1 They'll be doing some research 2 They'll do some research Correct:	a during their stay in London. b if they find a sponsor.

1 Paul will be playing football 2 Paul will take up football Correct:	a in the following season. b this time tomorrow.

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