Question

6. Choose the correct words to complete the conversation. In some cases, both choices are possible. If so, circle both choices.
A: What (are you doing /will you do) ater today?
B: After class (will be / is) over, I'm going to drive my grandfather to the airport.
A: Where (is he going /will he go) ?
B: To Hawaii to play golf.
A: That’s great! How old is he?
B: (He’s going to/He’ll) be seventy-eight next month.
A: He’s pretty old.
B: He’s in perfect health. (He’s getting /he’ll get) married in two months
A: That's great! What are you and your family (doing / going to do). when (he’s /he’ll be) no longer able to take care of himself?
B: We never think about it. He’s in great health. I think he’s (outliving / going to outlive) us all.
A: But (he’s probably going to need/he’ll probably need) help when (he’ll get /he gets) older.
B: If (he’ll need/he needs). help, (he has /he’ll have) his wife to take care of him.
A: My grandparents are in their sixties now. But when (they’re / they’ll be) older, they’re going to live with my parents. In our country, it’s an honor to take care of our parents and grandparents.
B: That sounds like a great custom. But I think older people should be independent. I’m glad that Grandpa doesn’t depend on us. And when (I’m/ I’ll be) old, (I’m going to take / I’m taking). care of myself. I don’t want to depend on anyone.
A: (You’ll change /You’re changing) your mind when (you’re / you’ll be) old

Answer 1

1.are you doing

2.will be

3.will he go