Make the future simple positive:

1. A: “There's someone at the door.”

B: “I (get) it.”

2. Joan thinks the Conservatives (win) the next

election.

3. A: “I’m moving house tomorrow.”

B: “I (come) and help you.”

4. If she passes the exam, she (be) very happy.

5. I (be) there at four o'clock, I promise.

6. A: “I’m cold.”

B: “I (turn) on the fire.”

7. A: “She's late.”

B: “Don't worry she (come).”

8. The meeting (take) place at 6 p.m.

9. If you eat all of that cake, you (feel) sick.

10. They (be) at home at 10 o'clock.

Answers: (it doesn’t matter if you write ‘will’ or ’ll)

1. A: “There's someone at the door.”

B: “I'll get it.”

2. Joan thinks the Conservatives will win the next election.

3. A: “I’m moving house tomorrow.”

B: “I'll come and help you.”

4. If she passes the exam, she'll be very happy.

5. I'll be there at four o'clock, I promise.

6. A: “I’m cold.”

B: “I'll turn on the fire.”

7. A: “She's late.”

B: “Don't worry she'll come.”

8. The meeting will take place at 6 p.m.

9. If you eat all of that cake, you'll feel sick.

10. They'll be at home at 10 o'clock.