3. Future Simple, Present Continuous, to be going to Present Simple 1. She
probably (call)me later
2. you (to come) to my house, please?
3. - Why have you got the flowers? - Because I
(to visit) my teacher.
4.- I invite you to come to the party. - OK. I
(to bring) my friend.
5.-
(to walk) the dog. - Wait a minute, and I
(to come) with you.
6. I'm afraid I(not/help) him.
7. I promise
_(to stop) smoking.
8. - Have you decided what to buy Alex for his birthday? - Yes, I
(to buy) him a
computer game.
9. I love drawing. I
(to be) a fashion designer.
10. Be careful! You (to fall)
11. Take an umbrella. It... (to rain)
12. I'm sure people (not to wear) long dresses and suits in 2030. Clothes
be) comfortable and simple.
13. Next century.
(to begin) on the 1st of January.
14. My train to Moscow (leave) at seven o'clock
15. Jack... (visit) his grandma next week
16. When
you
(to visit) your grandma? — Probably next year.
(to

1. She will probably call me later.
- Future Simple: "will" is used to indicate a future action.
- "probably" is an adverb indicating uncertainty.

2. Will you come to my house, please?
- Future Simple: "will" is used to indicate a future action.
- The sentence is a question, indicated by the question mark.

3. - Why have you got the flowers? - Because I am visiting my teacher.
- Present Continuous: "am visiting" is used to indicate a planned future action.
- "because" is used to provide a reason.

4. - I invite you to come to the party. - OK. I will bring my friend.
- Future Simple: "will" is used to indicate a future action.
- "OK" is a response indicating agreement.

5. - I am walking the dog. - Wait a minute, and I will come with you.
- Present Continuous: "am walking" is used to indicate an action happening at the moment.
- The second part of the sentence uses Future Simple.

6. I'm afraid I can't help him.
- Present Simple: "can" is used to indicate ability or inability.
- "I'm afraid" is a phrase expressing regret or apologizing for not being able to do something.

7. I promise to stop smoking.
- "promise" is used to indicate a commitment or assurance.
- "to stop" is an infinitive indicating an action to be done.

8. - Have you decided what to buy Alex for his birthday? - Yes, I will buy him a computer game.
- Future Simple: "will" is used to indicate a future action.
- The first part of the sentence is a question, indicated by the question mark.

9. I love drawing. I will be a fashion designer.
- Future Simple: "will" is used to indicate a future action or state.
- The verb "to be" is used to indicate a state or profession.

10. Be careful! You might fall.
- "might" is used to indicate possibility or uncertainty.
- The verb "to fall" is used to indicate a potential action in the future.

11. Take an umbrella. It is going to rain.
- "is going to" is used to indicate a planned or predicted future action.
- The verb "to rain" is used to indicate a future event.

12. I'm sure people will not wear long dresses and suits in 2030. Clothes will be comfortable and simple.
- Future Simple: "will" is used to indicate a future action or state.
- The verb "to be" is used to indicate a state or quality.

13. Next century will begin on the 1st of January.
- Future Simple: "will" is used to indicate a future action or event.

14. My train to Moscow leaves at seven o'clock.
- Present Simple: "leaves" is used to indicate a scheduled action in the future.

15. Jack will visit his grandma next week.
- Future Simple: "will" is used to indicate a future action.
- The sentence includes a future time reference.

16. When will you visit your grandma? — Probably next year.
- Future Simple: "will" is used to indicate a future action.
- "probably" is an adverb indicating uncertainty.