English Grammar Course Unit 7: Will ( 2 )

Correct. For arrangements that have already been made, the present continuous tense  I am going is used. This answer is incorrect because it uses I will which should be used only if a decision is made at the time of speaking.

Incorrect. When you say  it will rain it does not mean that you are predicting rains. Based on the present situation you expect a certain event to take place in the future. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous tense which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. When you say  he will get the job it does not mean that you are predicting that. Based on the present situation you expect a certain event to take place in the future. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous tense which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used for arrangements made at the time of speaking.  The present continuous tense is used to talk about arrangements that have already been made. This answer is incorrect since it uses will for an arrangement that has already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used for arrangements made at the time of speaking.  The present continuous tense is used to talk about arrangements that have already been made. This answer is incorrect because it uses will to talk about an arrangement that has already been made.

Correct. Will is also used when the something about the present indicates a future event.  This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous. Present continuous is used to talk about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used when something about the present indicates a future event. I think and will are used together as an expression. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used to talk about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used when something about the present indicates a future event. I think and will are used together as an expression. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous tense which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used when something about the present indicates a future event. I think and will are used together as an expression. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used when something about the present indicates a future event. I think and will are used together as an expression. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used when something about the present indicates a future event. I think and will are used together as an expression. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used when something about the present indicates a future event. I think and will are used together as an expression. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used when something about the present indicates a future event. I think and will are used together as an expression. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used when something about the present indicates a future event. I bet and will are used together as an expression. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used when something about the present indicates a future event. I think and will are used together as an expression. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used when something about the present indicates a future event. I suppose and will are used together as an expression. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used when something about the present indicates a future event. I think and will are used together as an expression. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used when something about the present indicates a future event. I’m sure and will are used together as an expression. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Shall is used for offers and suggestions. This answer is incorrect because it uses will. Will is used only while talking about arrangements that have been made at the time of speaking and it cannot be used for offers and suggestions.

Incorrect. Shall is used for offers and suggestions. This answer is incorrect because it uses will. Will is used only while talking about arrangements that have been made at the time of speaking and it cannot be used for offers and suggestions.

Incorrect. Shall is used for offers and suggestions. This answer is incorrect because it uses will. Will is used only while talking about arrangements that have been made at the time of speaking and it cannot be used for offers and suggestions.

Incorrect. Shall is used for offers and suggestions. This answer is incorrect because Shall  should not be used with he/she/it/they/you.