B) Complete B's responses with a correct future form. A What's your mother going to do about her car?
B She's going to buy a second-hand one. (buy)
1 A I'm going to miss you. Please stay in touch .
B I promise !
every day. (phone)
2 What are Alan's plans for the future?
a degree in engineering. (do)
3 A Can I see you tonight?
B No,
late. Maybe Saturday? (work)
4 À Are you ready to order?
B Yes,
the prawns, please. (have)
5 A There's nothing in the fridge.
B OK
a takeaway? (get)
I don't have any money, so I can't go out
No problem,
you some. (lend)
7 A Shall we have a barbecue tomorrow?
B No, the weather forecast says it
(rain)
8
A. We land at about 8.00.
B
you up from the airport?
(pick]
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1 A I'm going to miss you. Please stay in touch.
B I promise! I will phone (verb: phone) you every day.

Explanation: To express future actions, we use the structure "be going to + verb". In this case, the verb is "phone". The future form of the verb "phone" is "will phone".

2 What are Alan's plans for the future?
B Alan is going to do (verb: do) a degree in engineering.

Explanation: The verb "do" is used in this context to refer to studying or obtaining a degree. To express future plans, we use the structure "be going to + verb". In this case, the verb is "do". The future form of the verb "do" is "is going to do".

3 A Can I see you tonight?
B No, I am going to work (verb: work) late. Maybe Saturday?

Explanation: To express future actions, we use the structure "be going to + verb". In this case, the verb is "work". The future form of the verb "work" is "am going to work".

4 Are you ready to order?
B Yes, I am going to have (verb: have) the prawns, please.

Explanation: To express future actions, we use the structure "be going to + verb". In this case, the verb is "have". The future form of the verb "have" is "am going to have".

5 A There's nothing in the fridge.
B OK, shall I get (verb: get) a takeaway?

Explanation: To express future actions, we use the structure "shall/will + verb". In this case, the verb is "get". The future form of the verb "get" is "shall/will get".

6 No problem, I will lend (verb: lend) you some.

Explanation: To express future actions, we use the structure "shall/will + verb". In this case, the verb is "lend". The future form of the verb "lend" is "will lend".

7 A Shall we have a barbecue tomorrow?
B No, the weather forecast says it will rain (verb: rain).

Explanation: To express future actions, we use the structure "will + verb". In this case, the verb is "rain". The future form of the verb "rain" is "will rain".

8 A We land at about 8.00.
B Shall I pick (verb: pick) you up from the airport?

Explanation: To express future actions, we use the structure "shall/will + verb". In this case, the verb is "pick". The future form of the verb "pick" is "shall/will pick".