___ (help / I) you with your homework?
Shall
There has been a sociological research at the University of Oxford, according to which, the death rate ___ (go) down in the upcoming years.
is going to go
Of course! Don't worry, I ____ (come) to your wedding!
will come
You're hungry? I ___ (make) you something to eat.
will make
A: Can I come by tomorrow? B: No, sorry. I have a friend who's visiting me from New York. He ___ (leave) in the afternoon and I need to take him to the station.
is going to leave
My brother hates his job, so he ____ (look) for a new one soon. He told me about it yesterday.
is going to look
A: Are you ready to order your meal, madam? B: Yes, I ___ (have) a large steak, please.
will have
___ (make / you) a cup of tea? You look a bit upset, dear.
Shall I make
When we talk about an arrangement, we use ____ .
present continuous
When we talk about a prediction without evidence, we use ____ .
will (future simple)
When we talk about a plan pr an intention, we use ____ .
be going to
Yesterday, on TV, they interviewed people on the street and one of them said: "I think that Mr Andrej Babiš ____ (win) the presidential election."
will win
My fiancé and I ____ (get) married next month already! I am so excited.
are getting
I ___ (visit) New York next year. I have been planning the trip for quite some time.
am going to visit
A: Oh, I wanted to buy a cup of coffee, but I spent all of my money earlier. B: Don't worry, I ___ (lend) you some.
will lend
A: What's your plan for today? B: I ____ (go) to a friend's party, later today.
am going
