Choose Wisely
The train ______ (leave / is leaving) at 6.30 am tomorrow. It's in the timetable.
leaves
Don't call me between 7 and 8. I ______ (have / will be having) dinner th
will be having
If you ______ (heat) ice, it ______ (melt). TYPE
heat / melts 0
Replace if not with one word: I won't go to the party if you don't invite me.
unless
If you will not study, you will fail the exam.
don't study
I see you're carrying an umbrella. ______ (It'll rain / It's going to rain)?
it’s going to rain
By 2028, I ______ (work / will have worked) at this company for 15 years.
will have worked
If I ______ (be) you, I ______ (not / buy) that car. TYPE
were / wouldn't buy 2
Complete the sentence: Take an umbrella ______ it rains.
in case
Look at those clouds! It will rain in a minute.
is going to rain
A: The phone is ringing! B: I ______ (get / 'm going to get) it.
I will get it
Complete the sentence so it's logical: We'll have been driving for 6 hours by 4 pm, so...
we'll need a break
If they ______ (leave) earlier, they ______ (not / miss) the flight. But they did. TYPE
had left / wouldn't have missed
Explain the difference: I won't help you even if you ask me vs I'll help you as long as you ask me.
even if — «даже если попросишь, я не помогу». as long as — «я помогу при условии, что попросишь»
By next week, I finish my project.
will have finished
At 8 pm tomorrow, I ______ (will watch / will be watching) my favourite series. So don't call me then.
will be watching
Explain the difference in meaning: I'll finish the report by 5 pm vs I'll have finished the report by 5 pm.
I’ll finish-fact; I’ll have finished- the result
Correct this sentence and explain why it's wrong: If I would have known about the party, I would have come.
If I had known
Create a sentence with was going to that shows a plan that DID NOT happen.
I was going to call you yesterday, but I forgot my phone
If she had seen the warning sign, she wouldn't park there.
wouldn't have parked
By the time you read this email, I ______ (already leave / will have already left) for the airport.
will have already left
Explain the difference in meaning: I'll finish the report by 5 pm vs I'll have finished the report by 5 pm.
Tomorrow at 10 am, I'll be flying to Berlin
One situation is described. Tell THREE different conditional sentences (type 1, type 2, type 3) about it: I don't speak French. So I didn't get the job in Paris last year and I won't move there next year.
Type 1: If I learn French next year, I will move to Paris.
Type 2: If I spoke French, I would move to Paris.
Type 3: If I had spoken French last year, I would have gotten the job.
You are a news reporter. Tell ONE sentence about a political event using is to, is due to, and is likely to — three different sentences with slightly different meanings.
The president is to address the nation at 8 pm.
I was going to buy a present, but I had had no time.
had