Future tenses gap-fill

1“The projector isn’t working.” “Don’t worry, I (get) another one.”

2“We’re out of printer paper.” “I (order) some more right away.”

3“The client is on line two.” “Thanks, I (take) it in my office.”

4The trains are on strike tomorrow, so I think I (work) from home.

5“Nobody has volunteered to lead the project?” “Fine, I (do) it.”

1According to the programme, the conference (begin) at 9am.

2I (meet) the investors on Thursday – it’s all arranged.

3We (hire) two new developers next year, but we haven’t advertised the jobs yet.

4Sorry, I can’t make 2pm. I (have) a conference call then.

5Our flight (leave) at 6.15, so let’s meet at the airport at 4.30.

1I (email) you the minutes this afternoon.

2Don’t worry about the presentation – we (not let) you down.

3Leave the invoices with me and I (check) them before Friday.

4Great results, team! I (take) you all out for lunch on Friday – I’ve booked a table.

5We (prepare) a full proposal for you – we decided that yesterday.

1Look at the order book – next quarter (be) our busiest ever.

2I think the board (like) the new strategy.

3Sales are falling every week. We (lose) money this year.

4In my opinion, remote work (become) even more common.

5Hopefully, there (be) enough time to answer everyone’s questions.

1I’ll let you know as soon as I (hear) from the client.

2We won’t launch until the testing (be) complete.

3As long as we (stay) within budget, the board will approve it.

4I’ll send you my comments when I (read) the whole report.

5I don’t know if they (accept) our offer.

1The training session (start) at 10, so please arrive by 9.45.

2“Someone is waiting for you at reception.” “Thanks, I (go) down now.”

3We (move) to a new office in March – the contract is signed.

4Before you (leave) tonight, please update the project tracker.

5Judging by the early numbers, the campaign (be) a success.