Nama : Riska Aprilia

NPM : A10220018
LESSON 8
The Future Tense and Going to Future

Exercise 1
What do you say in these situations? Write two sentences for each situation. Use I think I'll /he'll
etc. and I don't think they'll / she'll etc.

1. Your favourite baseball team, the Milton Reds, are playing very well at the moment. The last time
they were beaten was two years ago. They have a match on Saturday.
I think I'll watch the Milton Reds' match on Saturday; they've been on a winning streak, and
it's exciting.I don't think they'll lose, considering their impressive record over the past two
years.
2. You have to go out tonight, but you've hurt your foot so it's difficult to walk. You could go by car.
I don't think I can walk comfortably tonight with my hurt foot; maybe I'll take the car instead.
I think I'll manage to go out if I drive, despite the foot injury.

3. Your brother has got a history exam tomorrow. He likes history and he's done a lot of work.
I don't think your brother will have any trouble with the history exam; he's well-prepared and
passionate about the subject. I think he'll do exceptionally well.

4. Your grandparents don't like the cold winters in Scotland. They want to move to a warm country.
They're thinking about Australia.
I think your grandparents would enjoy the warm weather in Australia; it sounds like a great
idea for them to move there. I don't think they'll miss the cold winters in Scotland.
5. Kim doesn't like her job at the garage. She's been talking about changing jobs for a long time, but
she's still at the garage.
I think Kim might finally make a change in her job soon; she's been expressing
dissatisfaction for a while. I don't think she'll stay at the garage much longer.
6. Jana wants to sell her old computer and buy a new one. The problem is she doesn't have enough
money for a new one.
I don't think Jana will be able to afford a new computer right away, given her financial
situation. I think she'll need to save up before she can make the upgrade.

Exercise 2
Put the verbs in brackets into the be going to form.

1. You are going to miss your train.

2. The pressure cooker is going to explode.
3. When are you going to pay the bill?
4. She is going to dye the old curtains blue.
5. We are going to make this whisky bottle into a lamp.
6. What are you going to do with this room? ~ I am going to paint the walls in black and white stripes.
7. The umpire is going to blow his whistle.
8. Are you going to eat all that?
9. That man with the tomato in his hand is going to throw it at the speaker.
10. That door is going to slam.
11. The bull is going to attack us.
12. It is going to rain. Look at those clouds.
13. The cat is going to have kittens.
14. The men in the helicopter are going to try to rescue the man in the water.
15. That rider is going to fall off.
16. These two men are going to cycle across Africa.
17. The Lord Mayor is standing up. He is going to make a speech.
18. He is going to grow a beard when he leaves school.
19. This aeroplane is going to crash.
20. I am going to stop here for a moment to get some petrol.
21. Are you going to ask him to help you?
22. I've lent you my car once. I am not going to do it again.
23. I have seen the play. Now I am going to read the book.
24. Small boy: I am going to be a frogman when I grow up.
25. I am not going to sleep in this room. It is haunted.
26. We are going to buy a metal detector and look for buried treasure.
27. Are you going to reserve a seat?
28. I am going to plant an oak tree here.
29. The dog is going to bury the bone.
30. I am going to have a bath.
31. I am going to smuggle this out of the country.
32. There was very little blossom this spring. Apples are going to be scarce.
33. I don't like this macaroni. I am not going to finish it.
34. I am not going to stay here another minute.
35. They are going to try him for manslaughter when he comes out of the hospital.
36. We are going to make a lot of money out of this.