Future tenses 2 If they find any evidence, the suspect away
with the crime. 1 Match the sentences (1–7) to the correct A won’t get B will get C gets language functions (A–G). 3 Lock all your valuables in the safe, the house 1 I’m sorry, but I won’t let you copy my homework. is burgled. You need to do it yourself. A provided B unless C in case 2 I’m going to get a burglar alarm installed as soon 4 If you vandalism, you’re guilty of petty crime. as we move in. A will commit B committed C commit 3 Jon and I are going to the cinema later. 5 the judge believes the evidence, he’ll be 4 I’m sure the police will catch the criminals found guilty, which will be a relief to everyone. soon. A Provided B In case C Unless 5 By 10 o’clock this evening the suspect will have 6 The vandal won’t be arrested we catch him been in police custody for 24 hours. in the act. 6 Shall we meet up tomorrow to do some more A as long as B in case C unless research? 7 The forensic science workshop starts at 9 am on 4 Complete the sentences with the correct Monday. Don’t be late. form of the verbs in brackets. 1 If a witness , he’ll get A timetabled event D refusal away with it. (not come forward) B arrangement E intention 2 The crime prevention team C offer, suggestion F prediction a success as long as we give it our full support. (be) G action happening now and into the future 3 If the burglars us enter, they’ll make for the back door. (hear) 2 Complete the conversations with the 4 Don’t take lots of cash to school in case you correct form of the verbs in the box. it. (lose) collect | come forward | have to 5 If they reduce the number of police officers, move | report | work crime rates . (increase) 6 You have nothing to worry about, provided 1 A: My bag’s just been stolen. you where you were on B: I it to the police, the night of the crime. (prove) while you call and cancel your bank cards. 2 A: I Unit round-up the results from the crime lab, sir? B: Yes please, officer Jenkins, and bring them to 5 Complete the text using the words in the box. me right away. Put the verbs in the correct future tense. 3 A: What are you thinking? as long as | figure out | get | have | read B: Just that this time next week you relax | solve | stay | travel | unless to London and started your new job. We’re going to miss you. Murder mysteries 4 A: People’s responses are decreasing. We’ve only I’ve just bought an Agatha Christie detective book called had five calls in the last week. Death on the Nile. This afternoon I (1) on B: Yes, I know. I don’t think any more witnesses the sofa and read it from start to finish, (2) . no-one interrupts me. It’ll probably take around two 5 A: Just think, at the end of the month you hours to read, so I (3) time to do my here for a year. homework afterwards. I usually (4) who is guilty about half-way through the book, B: I know. I can’t believe it, the time has flown by. (5) I‘m not fully concentrating. So, I suspect 6 A: Do you think he’ll be sentenced to jail? I (6) for about an hour when I realise who B: No, but I’m sure he the murderer is. Miss Marple is my favourite Christie pay a fine. character. She’s the little old lady who is much smarter than the police. If she (7) the crime, then Zero and first conditionals no-one can. However, this book doesn’t feature Miss Marple – instead it revolves around the famous detective 3 Choose the best answer (A, B or C) to fill Hercule Poirot. No doubt he (8) in Egypt when the first murder takes place, which is why he each gap. (9) involved in solving the case. I’m sure his 1 the jury finds him innocent, he’ll be let off. friend Captain Hastings (10) with him too. A Unless B As long as C In case