Will/Won't
I __________ you carry those books. (help, future simple)
I will help you carry those books.
OR
I am going to help you carry those books.
If you bought a new phone from the T-Mobile store in Fort Lauderdale, what should you do if it doesn't work?
take it back
The person next to you has to choose between buying a new dog or a new cat.
Ask then in future simple about their decision.
Will you buy the dog?
What will you do?
Will you buy the cat?
I need to get an important email.
send
Has she stopped __________ her music yet? It's time for bed. (Play)
Playing
It ____________ a great day! (be; future)
It will be a great day!
OR
It is going to be a great day!
I can't talk right now. I'll ____________.
What are your weekend plans?
Answer in future simple.
I will ____________.
Please turn on the light.
turn off
Do you enjoy __________ Stranger Things on Netflix? (Watch)
Watching
I _________ a very good summer if I'm stuck at home (have; future, negative)
I won't have a good summer if I'm stuck at home.
OR
I'm not going to have a good summer if I'm stuck at home.
If you borrow money from someone, what do you need to do?
pay them back
What are your plans for today?
Answer in present continuous.
I'm ___________ing...
Did you find your glasses?
lose
I'm ready ________ to the beach! (Go)
To go
_______ you _______ OK with driving? (Future simple, be)
Will you be OK with driving?
I went to Elijay, Georgia last summer. I want to _____ to Elijay in September.
go back
Ask the person next to you about their favorite fruit, in present simple.
What is your favorite fruit?
Did your mother catch the bus?
miss
I never know what ___________ if someone speaks to me in Japanese. (do)
To do
I have decided that I __________ like the movie because I prefer action movies, not romance movies.
I have decided that I won't like the movie because I prefer action movies, not romance movies.
If you buy a shirt online and it doesn't fit you, what should you do with it?
send it back
Ask the person next to you about their arrival to the U.S. in the verb tense that makes the most sense.
(Answer will vary; Check for correct grammar)
He decided to borrow money.
lend
___________ about your problems helps you solve them. (Talk)
Talking