English, 04.12.2021 05:40 lwattsstudent
A. Complete the sentences with the tenses and verbs in brackets.
1. Jimme to the furniture shop. (be going to/not drive)
2. Theythe trees by next spring. (future perfect simple/not plant)
3. Be careful! Youyourself with that hammer. (be going to/hurt)
4. The decoratorsthe house on Sunday. (future continuous/paint)
5. The childrentheir room before their mum gets home. (future perfect simple/clean)
6. Don't worry. Iyou carry those bags upstairs. (future simple/help)
7. Our plans have changed. Weaway this weekend. (future continuous/not go)
8. Dadmy mobile phone bill if I don't do any housework. (future simple/not pay)
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