FA 2 GRAMMAR SECTION

Style of paper
Q 2. Do as directed
1.
Complete the sentences with Ill and a suitable verb [1]
2.
Frame questions with shall I or shall we. [1]
3.
Write questions with going to form of verb for each situation. [1]
4.
Fill in the blanks with going to or will. [1]
5.
Fill in the blanks as directed.[ 2]
Q.3. Fill in the blanks with suitable modals [4]

Lesson 4 Future Tense

Q.2.A. Complete these sentences with Ill + a suitable verb.
1. I am hungry.
I will eat some fruits .
2. Your school bag seems heavy. Shall I carry it?
No, Thanks. Ill carry it myself.
3. Shall we go out for a movie?
I think I will stay at home only.
4. How will you go to the airport?
I will go by a cab or an auto.
5.The baby is sick.
I will take it to doctor.
Q.2.B.Frame questions with shall I or shall we to suit these situations.
1 Akshardam is a beautiful monument. Shall we go to see it next week?
2 My brother is sick. Shall I take him to the doctor?
3 I have purchased a new bicycle. Shall I ride on it now?
4 It is so cold inside. Shall we sit under the sun for some time?
5 There is nothing in the kitchen. Shall we go out to eat?
Q,2,C.Write questions with going to for each situation. Use the given clues.
1 Tomorrow is your friends birthday. You ask: where / party
Ans. Where are you going to have party?
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Your uncle is leaving for America next week. You ask: where/ stay
Ans. Where is he going to stay?

Mom is busy in the kitchen. You ask: What / prepare

Ans. What is she going to prepare for dinner?

Your vacation starts next week. Your friend asks: Where / go

Ans. Where are you going to go for vacation?

Your eldest sister has finished her graduation. Your father asks: what / further
Ans. What are you going to do further?

Q.2.D.Fill in the blanks with will or going to form.

1 I am going to clean my cupboard tomorrow.[ clean]
2 Who is going to assist you in this project? [assist]
3 He will become an engineer when he grows up. [be]

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If you walk in this cold, you will fall sick. [fall]

They are going to build a flyover from Maninagar station to Vatva. [build]
This flat is very small. Soon we are going to buy a new flat. [ buy]
What is your father going to do with his old car? I want to buy a second hand
car. [do]
When are you going to start playing cricket again? [start]

Q.2.E. USE THE CORRECT TENSE FORM (SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE) OF THE
VERB GIVEN IN THE BRACKETS
1
I will finish--- (finish) this work tonight.
2
I may finish early. Then I will be -- (be) too busy.
3
I cant call you tomorrow. I will be (be) too busy.
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We will come (come) tomorrow. We may be late.
5
The match will start start) at 1.30 p.m. -Will-you turn on the T.V. then?
FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERB IN THE
FUTURE CONTINUOUS TENSE.
1. Dont come next week. I will be preparing for my examinations (prepare).
2. They will be living in their new house by next year (live).
3. When you come, I will be sitting in the school library (sit).
4. I will be doing- my homework when you come to my house (do).
5. Sita will be singing at the stage at this moment (sing).
6. A cool breeze will be blowing (blow) at this time tomorrow.
FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH FUTURE PERFECT TENSE OF THE VERBS GIVEN
IN THE BRACKET
1. Computers will have taken [take over] many of the jobs that people do today.
2. I will have finished [finish] my work by tomorrow morning.
3. The train will have come_ [come] before you reach the station.
4. I will have read [read] the whole book before you come back.
5. They will have reached [reach] the station before the train starts.
6. I hope you will have washed [wash] your face before you come into the room again.
7. We will have written [write] something in our notebooks by the time the school
finishes.
8. The last bus will have left [leave] by the time you reach the bus-stand.
9. By the next year he will have shifted [shift] to another city.
10. Many days will have passed [pass] before we meet again.
REWRITE IN FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE
E.g. The teacher _____________ the lesson [teach-for two hours]
The teacher will have been teaching the lesson for two hours.
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You will have been learning English for two hours. [learn-for two hours]
2
She will have been singing continuously for an hour. [sing- for an hour]
3
Ashok will have been living in Jaipur for ten years. [live- for ten years]
4
They will have been touring the country for several days.[tour- for several
days.
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In 2019, he will have been running_ his own business for seven years.[runfor seven years]

MODALS

1.FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH CAN OR COULD [POSSIBILITY, ABILITY,

ASKING FOR, GIVING PERMISSION]

1. I can speak English.

2. He can work in this machine.
3. I can beat you in the race.
4. Even as a child, she could sing.

2. FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH

MUST [[ must]

[ NECESSITY

OR

COMPULSION]

1. We must obey the laws of the country.

2. You must do as you are told.
3. I must have my money back.
4. Your grandfather must be nearly eighty now.

3.

FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH SHALL OR WILL] [PROMISE]

1. I shall be sixteen on Monday.

2. He shall go.
3. If you do this you shall be dismissed.
4. You shall apologize for that.
[will] [PROMISE]

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2.
3.
4.
5.

Well, I will do this for her sake.

Will he come today?
Will you have another cup of tea?
I will not be able to go to office today.
I will have much pleasure in accepting my invitation.

4. EXERCISE FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH SHOULD OR WOULD

[REQUEST]

1. You should control your temper.

2. We should love our neighbours.
3. You should have paid the money long back.
4. Children should obey their parents.
5. He ran fast lest he should escape.
6. Is your father willing that you should go abroad?
7. I would know what my duty is.

5. EXERCISE FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH OUGHT TO

[MORAL DUTY]

OUGHT NOT TO

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8.

We ought to work hard.

I ought to visit my sister tomorrow.
He ought to be ashamed of his rude behaviour.
We ought not to walk on the grass.
We ought not to abuse a beggar.
He ought to have worked hard.
We ought not to walk on the grass.
We ought not to abuse a beggar.
He ought to have worked hard.

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6. have to, dont have to, havent got to

1. Did you have to take off your shoes when you went inside the house?

2. You dont have to eat it if you dont want it?

3. You dont have to attach the handle before you screw it.
4. You havent got to put sugar in if you dont want to.

7. NEEDNT HAVE, DIDNT NEED TO

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6.

I need to buy some more paper for my file.

Rajiv needs to register for the course today.
You really need to take warm clothes when we go to the coast.
They need not have to buy tickets in advance.
You didnt need to do that essay now. We have to hand it only next week.
You really neednt have brought all that food to the picnic.

8. DARE, DARE NOT

1. I dare to declare that what she says is not true.
2. I never dare to say things like that, do I?
3. I am surprised that he dares to play jokes on the Headmaster.
4. Does she dare to jump out of the window?
5. He doesnt dare to ring her up again, does he?
6. He dare nit take such a foolish step.
7. He dare not oppose us.
8. He dare not punish the child.
9. She dare not go out alone on a dark night.
10. They dared not such things again.
11. The roads were covered with ice yesterday. They dared not to take their car out.
12. They were afraid of an accident. They dared not go very fast.
13. How dare you ride a cycle without brakes?
14. How dare you speak against teachers?
9.

[may, might]

[SUGGESTS POSSIBILITY, ASKING FOR THINGS]

1. Jiya said, I might get the job.

2. May I take your bike today?
3. The patient might die any moment.
4. May you live long,!
5. May I accompany you?
6. You might ask his opinion also.
7. You might have told me the truth.
8. We work hard that we might earn a better living.
9. I might have annoyed you.
10. He hoped that all might pass.
Fill in the blanks with ought, should, have, must, may, shall, should, will, would, can,
could, might.
1. Should I open the window?
2. May I open the window?
3. We ought not to walk on grass.
4. I am working hard now so that I may pass this year.
5. We ought to help the poor people.
6. We must not spit on the floor.
7. You should keep your promise.

8. I ought to have visited my sister yesterday.

9. They have to work hard for a living.
10. You must keep up your words.
11. Little children must be careful when crossing the road.
12. You should take exercise daily.
13. May God bless you!
14. He must be mad to do this.
15. We shall go shopping next week. We will need a lot of things for the holidays.
16. We must not waste time in idle gossip.
17. It might rain soon.
18. You should see a doctor at once.
19. Will you please stop talking?
20. You can go only when you have finished your work.
21. Would you have rather have tea or coffee?
22. I will learn English and nobody can stop me.
23. I would rather prefer not to give any explanation.
24. One must obey ones parents.
25. You can go home whenever you like.
26. Can you lend me some money?
27. I would like you to answer my questions properly.
28. May God give you courage to face it!
29. Would you like to have lunch now?
30. Can you please tell me where the Cinema House is?
31. I shall/will help you if you deserve it.
32. It might rain, it is sultry.
33. Would you like to have lunch now?
34. Can you please tell me where the Cinema House is?
35 I shall/will help you if you deserve it.