Fill the gaps with the correct forms of the words or phrases in brackets. Use Present Continuous or Future Simple.
SPEAKER A: I don't remember if I locked the door. - SPEAKER B: Then you
will have (have) to go back and check it.
SPEAKER A: Your sister forgot to give us the necessary details. - SPEAKER B: Don't worry, I
will do(do) it instead.
What
are you doing (you/do) tonight?
Tom and me
are going to watch (watch) a movie, so we will not play football with you now.
SPEAKER A: Jordan doesn't understand Spanish. - SPEAKER B: That's not a problem. We
will translate(translate) the speech for him.
SPEAKER A: My report seems to have a lot of errors in it. - SPEAKER B: Don't worry, I
will help (help) you correct them.
SPEAKER A: Michael said he's leaving our school on Monday to study abroad. - SPEAKER B: I hope we
will stay (stay) in touch with him.
I
am going to meet (meet) Tracy today evening so I cannot be at your place at 6 p.m.
SPEAKER A: I would like to learn to speak Italian. - SPEAKER B: Ask Giulio, maybe he
will find (find) some time to teach you.
I can't come to your party tonight. At 9 pm I
am going to play (play) an important game.
SPEAKER A: I know I promised to go swimming with you but I have too many assignments to do for tomorrow. - SPEAKER B: Never mind - I
will ask (ask) Jack. He wanted to come as well.
I can't give you the phone now. I
will talk(talk) with Sam about our project.
SPEAKER A: James was absent yesterday and he doesn't know about our plan. - SPEAKER B: In that case, we
will have (have) to visit him and talk face to face.
SPEAKER A: Jessica wants to spend the spring holidays here but she doesn't have a place to stay. - SPEAKER B: Well, I
will ask (ask) her to stay with me.
SPEAKER A: He can't talk to you right now. - SPEAKER B: OK, I
will try (try) later.
SPEAKER A: It's too bad that Matt arrived too late to see the final results. - SPEAKER B: Don't worry, I recorded everything with my camera and I
will show (show) it to him.
Sophie will not be at our party. She
is going (go) to Tom's party instead.
SPEAKER A: Tim went abroad and left no forwarding address. - SPEAKER B: Don't worry, as soon as he settles down, he
will write (write) to you first.
I will not answer the emails now, because I
am going to work (work) on our project.
SPEAKER A: Sam took really great pictures at the farewell party. Could you ask him for some prints? - SPEAKER B: I don't know Sam, you
will have (have) to ask yourself.