Question

I _____________ (to be) very glad to see you tomorrow. am going to be will be We can use the Future Simple (will and shall) to express invitations, immediate intentions and decisions:(invitation) Will you come for dinner on Saturday? We use ‘will’ when decisions or intentions are immediate and ‘be going to’ when we have already made a plan. In the test sentence we see either the speaker’s immediate decision or a polite invitation to come. We also use ‘will’ to talk about the future to mean ‘want’ to or ‘be willing to’: I hope you will come to my party. The test sentence can be an implied form of the idea ‘I hope we will see tomorrow’. Thus, we choose ANSWER 4.

Accepted Answer

is am d

Question	I _____________ (to be) very glad to see you tomorrow.
A	is
B	am going to be
C	am
D	will be
Answer	d
Remark	We can use the Future Simple (will and shall) to express invitations, immediate intentions and decisions:(invitation) Will you come for dinner on Saturday? We use ‘will’ when decisions or intentions are immediate and ‘be going to’ when we have already made a plan. In the test sentence we see either the speaker’s immediate decision or a polite invitation to come. We also use ‘will’ to talk about the future to mean ‘want’ to or ‘be willing to’: I hope you will come to my party. The test sentence can be an implied form of the idea ‘I hope we will see tomorrow’. Thus, we choose ANSWER 4.

I Future Intentions Test Sentence Hope Glad Tomorrow