Put the verbs in brackets in future simple, present simple, future continuous, future perfect or use with the construction be going to and complete the sentences.
1. this time next week we (enjoy) ourselves at the mardi gras carnival.
2. the train to cardiff (leave) at 7: 00 pm.
3. i (go) to the museum of contemporary art tomorrow. do you want to join me?
4. don’t worry, jason (fix) your printer by the end of the day.
5. be careful! you ..……… (spill) tea on the keyboard!
6. you can’t carry all these bags yourself. i (take) some of them off your hands.
7. don’t call richard tomorrow morning; he (have) a literature lesson.
8. kelly (stop) playing her video game as soon as she hears her mum’s steps.
9. can we watch the dance show when we (go) to the carnival?
10. it’s not worth going to stadium now; the game (start) by the time we get there.

1. this time next week we will be enjoying ourselves at the Mardi Gras carnival. Future simple is used here because we are talking about a future action that will happen at a specific time next week. 2. The train to Cardiff leaves at 7:00 pm. Present simple is used here because the train schedule is a fixed timetable. 3. I am going to the museum of contemporary art tomorrow. Do you want to join me? Construction "be going to" is used here to express a future plan or intention. 4. Don't worry, Jason will have fixed your printer by the end of the day. Future perfect is used here because we are talking about a completed action in the future before another time or event. 5. Be careful! You are going to spill tea on the keyboard! Construction "be going to" is used here to express an immediate future action that is likely to happen. 6. You can't carry all these bags yourself. I will take some of them off your hands. Future simple is used here because we are talking about a future action that will happen to help the person with the bags. 7. Don't call Richard tomorrow morning; he will be having a literature lesson. Future continuous is used here because we are talking about an ongoing action that will happen in the future. 8. Kelly will stop playing her video game as soon as she hears her mum's steps. Future simple is used here because we are talking about a future action that will happen as a result of another action. 9. Can we watch the dance show when we go to the carnival? Present simple is used here because we are talking about a future action that is part of a general arrangement. 10. It's not worth going to the stadium now; the game will have started by the time we get there. Future perfect is used here because we are talking about a completed action in the future before another time or event.