Exercise 1. Using either the auxiliary shall or the auxiliary will for the first person, fill in the blanks with the Simple Future of the verbs shown in brackets.

Example: I ______. (to agree) → I shall agree or I will agree.
You ______ the results. (to publish) → You will publish the results.

1. We ______. (to succeed)
2. They ______ the site. (to excavate)
3. He ______ the situation. (to study)
4. We ______. (to hurry)
5. I ______ soon. (to follow)
6. It ______ a surprise. (to be)
7. He ______ us. (to remind)
8. She ______ tomorrow. (to depart)
9. I ______ here. (to remain)
10. They ______ university. (to enter)

Exercise 2. Rewrite the following affirmative statements as questions, negative statements, negative questions without contractions, negative questions with contractions, and affirmative statements followed by negative tag questions.

Example: She will notice us.
→ Will she notice us?
→ She will not notice us.
→ Will she not notice us?
→ Won't she notice us?
→ She will notice us, won't she?

1. You will wash the windows.
2. They will help you.

Exercise 3. Using either the auxiliary shall or the auxiliary will for the first person, fill in the blanks with the Simple Future of the verbs shown in brackets. Use shall in the first person for questions in which a request for permission is implied.

Example: I ______ out soon. (to go) → I shall go out soon. or I will go out soon.
______ we now? (to leave) → Shall we leave now?
______ they France? (to visit) → Will they visit France?

1. We ______ you at the museum. (to meet)
2. ______ you me a pen? (to lend)
3. ______ they not the competition? (to win)
4. She ______ not to come. (to forget)
5. ______ he not the boat? (to sail)
6. You ______ the expedition. (to enjoy)
7. ______ I this? (to order)
8. ______ you not for me? (to wait)
9. We ______ not late. (to be)
10. He ______ us the news. (to send)
11. I ______ not my way. (to lose)
12. ______ they the program? (to watch)

Exercise 4. Using the Simple conjugation which expresses determination and compulsion, fill in the blanks with the verbs shown in brackets.

Example: We ______ the exam. (to pass) → We will pass the exam.
You ______ the work on time. (to finish) → You shall finish the work on time.

1. They ______ the tickets. (to buy)
2. I ______ home. (to go)
3. He ______ our guide. (to be)
4. You ______ with me. (to come)
5. I ______ it. (to remember)
6. She ______ us. (to call)
7. We ______ the money. (to earn)
8. They ______ us. (to respect)
9. I ______ you. (to help)
10. It ______ not us. (to hinder)
11. We ______ it. (to find)
12. You ______ not it. (to regret)

Exercise 5. The following sentences refer to future events. Complete each sentence by filling in the blank with the correct form of the Present Continuous tense of to go, followed by the infinitive of the verb shown in brackets.

Example: She ______ swimming. (to teach) → She is going to teach swimming.
______ we home? (to walk) → Are we going to walk home?

1. ______ he horseback riding? (to learn)
2. I ______ the windows. (to wash)
3. ______ you with us? (to come)
4. It ______ not cold tonight. (to be)
5. ______ he not the letter? (to answer)
6. We ______ to the library. (to go)
7. ______ she a sweater? (to buy)
8. ______ you not us? (to call)
9. I ______ not late. (to stay)
10. They ______ supper. (to cook)

Exercise 6. Using either the auxiliary shall or the auxiliary will for the first person, fill in the blanks with the Future Continuous of the verbs shown in brackets.

Example: We ______ you tomorrow. (to see) → We shall be seeing you tomorrow. Or We will be seeing you tomorrow.

1. You ______ with us. (to come)
2. It ______ warmer. (to grow)
3. They ______ new furniture. (to buy)
4. She ______ the clock. (to watch)
5. I ______ downtown. (to go)
6. You ______ the cake. (to cut)
7. They ______ the newspaper. (to read)
8. We ______ the museum. (to visit)

Exercise 7. Rewrite the following affirmative statements as questions, negative statements, negative questions without contractions, negative questions with contractions, and affirmative statements followed by negative tag questions.

Example: They will be serving the dessert.
→ Will they be serving the dessert?
→ They will not be serving the dessert.
→ Will they not be serving the dessert?
→ Won't they be serving the dessert?
→ They will be serving the dessert, won't they?

1. He will be needing this.
2. They will be living here.

Exercise 15. For each of the following sentences, paying attention to the tense of the underlined verb, complete the sentence correctly by filling in the blank with either the Past Perfect or the Simple Present of the verb shown in brackets.

Example: When I first met him, he already ______. (to graduate) → When I first met him, he had already graduated.
We will read the information before we ______ a decision. (to make) → We will read the information before we make a decision.

1. They already ______ the letter when they heard the news. (to mail)
2. They will wait until he ______. (to come)
3. She will help us if we ______ for assistance. (to ask)
4. Although I ______ him to come, he stayed away. (to beg)
5. He will send for us as soon as he ______ time. (to have)
6. After I ______ the grass, it started to rain. (to water)
7. When we called, they already ______ the house. (to leave)
8. He will watch while they ______ their tricks. (to perform)
9. By the time I ______ everything, it was past nine o'clock. (to organize)
10. They will signal when they ______ ready. (to be)
11. Even though we ______ warm clothes, we became quite cold. (to bring)
12. If it ______ tomorrow, we will go skiing. (to snow)
13. We just ______ supper, when the phone rang. (to finish)
14. I will let you know when I ______ it. (to find)