Future time clauses gap fill practice with will, Present Simple, until, when, before, as soon as and if. Students complete short actor-life dialogue sentences with verbs in brackets.
Complete the lines with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.
1. You don’t have to like each other. Just get along (GET ALONG) on set until you wrap (WRAP) this scene.
2. All right! We ’ll drink (DRINK) at the restaurant over there until they run out (RUN OUT) of drinks!
3. Good idea. I ’ll wake (WAKE) you up when we get (GET) there.
4. Oh, please. I’m the star here. It ’ll be (BE) 100 years too soon before another actor steals (STEAL) a scene from me.
5. If you’re going to apologize, wait until after I ’m done (BE DONE) expressing my anger at you!
6. If I give up (GIVE UP), a patient’s life will be (BE) lost.
7. Anyway, I just have to bear with him until this shoot is over (BE OVER).
8. I wanted to go drinking with the cast too, but I have an early shoot. Maybe I ’ll pour (POUR) myself one when I get (GET) home.
9. Call me as soon as the director changes (CHANGE) his mind. I ’ll stay (STAY) in the dressing room until then.
10. If the costume zipper breaks (BREAK) again, I ’ll do (DO) the scene in my coat.