Ways of expressing the future

10 out of 12. Thanks!

9 out of 12. Well, thank you!

There's something a bit off about #4. It should be "try once more" not "one more" - just a typo, I think.

But the answer "He will be sleeping" is a bit odd. More likely are: He may be asleep. He may be sleeping. He's probably sleeping. (Although why you want to wake the poor guy up is another question!)

Hi Barb,

"one" was indeed a typo for "once" and I've just fixed it. Thanks for pointing it out.

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Will you check it once again:
3. What time are you living?
4. He must be sleeping.
6. I think, he's going to work.

Hi Eksena,

I am not sure I understand your post correctly.
Are you proposing some possible answers? This type of exercise requires that students pick one of the four given answers. This doesn't mean, of course, that they're the only possible ones, as other sentences might make sense.

That said, my humble opinion is that your #3 would be possible if it were not for the

Hi, Tanit,

Sorry for having been so laconic.

Just in case you would like to have a look at:
http://lang-8.com/45637/journals/275847

Sorry for typos, they seem to be the only thing I am perfect at.
As for commas, well, there are rules, I'd say rather various rules. Nevetheless, l

Hi Eksena,

Thank you both for your feedback and for the poll in your link.

eksenaActually, test c

I have scored 12/12 ^^ I have got the book and I find it very helpful. By the way, the explanation for the 4th question can be find in the first chapter of the book. It is in a small table when the usage of tenses is explained.

cheers

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