Future and Future Perfect Simple
John is an excellent student. He ____ ____ the exam. (pass)
John is an excellent student. He will pass the exam.
unable
Mike, are you responsible ___ this mess?
for
Finish the sentence:
If I had a robot,
I would/could....
I enjoyed ____ the book and the film.
both
Look out, dad! You ___ ____ into that tree! (crash)
Look out, dad! You will crash into that tree!
Someone is not capable of doing something.
Incapable
This music is very popular ____ students right now.
with
If you need any help,
imperative
may, can, could, should, might
future, will
He didn't ____ mistakes. It doesn't ____ sense.
make, make
I didn't do well in my exams. I'm ____ __ ___ bad marks. (get)
I didn't do well in my exams. I'm going to get bad marks.
The opposite of practical.
impractical
He will be disappointed ____ you if you are mean to your little brother.
with
If people don't drink enough water,
they get thirsty.
(present simple)
We will ___ the experiment in science class.
do
Kevin loves eating sweets. By the time you come home, he ___ ____ _____ all the chocolate bars that are in the fridge. (eat)
Kevin loves eating sweets. By the time you come home, he will have eaten all the chocolate bars that are in the fridge.
Someone who is not mature.
immature
Are you ____ _____ the exam tomorrow?
ready for
worried about
anxious for
nervous for
If you wake up the baby,
it will cry.
Conditional type 1
Find the mistakes (2): It is inpossible to do the right decision
It is impossible to make the right decision.
Nigel ____ ____ _____ ______ home by lunchtime, so don't wait for him. (return)
Nigel will not have returned home by lunchtime, so don't wait for him.
irrelevant
Make a sentence using aware followed by a preposition.
I am aware of ....
Aware means: having knowledge or perception of a situation or fact
Unless you apologize ...
Conditional type 1: imperative, future (will), modal verbs
Use the linking word, furthermore, correctly in a sentence.
Furthermore...
in addition; besides (used to introduce a fresh consideration in an argument).