Will/Might/Won't
If I have time next year, I ________ take classes.
If I have time next year, I might take classes.
I ______ going to look for a job.
I am going to look for a job.
I ______ meeting my counselor tomorrow.
I am meeting my counselor tomorrow.
Where ______ you going to study?
Where are you going to study?
I will to study English.
I will study English.
Oh, I just got paid! I ________ buy new clothes.
Oh, I just got paid! I will buy new clothes.
They ______ going to take classes.
They are going to take classes.
Hector ______ taking English classes next semester.
Hector is taking English classes next semester.
What ______ Angela going to do?
What is Angela going to do?
She is going to applies for a job.
She is going to apply for a job.
She ______ finish her degree this month. She needs two more years.
She won't finish her degree this month. She needs two more years.
Jennifer ______ not going to work full-time.
Jennifer is not going to work full-time.
______ your parents working next Monday?
Are your parents working next Monday?
Correct the sentence:
What are your dad doing tomorrow?
What is your dad doing tomorrow?
The twins is going to take classes.
The twins are going to take classes.
______ you study next year?
Will you study next year?
______ your parents going to attend the job fair?
Are your parents going to attend the job fair?
Complete the sentence:
My sister and I ______________ at the community center next week. (meet)
My sister and I are meeting at the community center next week. (meet)
Change the sentence into a question:
You are taking classes next month.
Are you taking classes next month?
I am take a class tomorrow.
I am taking a class tomorrow.
Correct the sentence:
Shant might goes to college.
Shant might go to college.
Correct the sentence:
Your sisters is going to apply for a job.
Your sisters are going to apply for a job.
Correct the sentence:
“We are meet the teacher tomorrow.”
Correct the sentence:
“We are meeting the teacher tomorrow.”
Change the sentence into a question:
She is going to study English every day.
Is she going to study English every day?
Maybe I will might get a new job.
Maybe I will get a new job.
—or—
Maybe I might get a new job.