What might you say in the following situations? Complete the sentences using an appropriate future tense as in the example: 1 While you're watching the news, the weather forecaster predicts rain. "..going to relo. 2 Your friend says she feels cold. "I....... 3 Your teacher asks you when you will finish her essay. "I...... 4 You're catching the 3:30 bus to York. "My bus..... 5 You've arranged to have dinner with your cousin Sandra tomorrow evening. "Sandra and I.......... 6 Your friend asks you about your holiday plans. "This time next month, I....... 7 You're going to the stadium but you're running late and you're afraid you will miss the start of the concert. "By the time I get there,.............. 8 Your friend asks you how long you've been studying in London. "By next September,............ ​

Here’s how you can complete the sentences using the appropriate future tense for each situation. Each response is tailored to fit the context of the question:

1. While you're watching the news, the weather forecaster predicts rain.
   "It’s going to rain."
   (The future "going to" tense is appropriate here as the prediction is based on evidence provided in the weather forecast.)

2. Your friend says she feels cold.
   "I’ll get you a blanket."
   (The future "will" tense is used to indicate a spontaneous decision made at the moment.)

3. Your teacher asks you when you will finish her essay.
   "I will finish it by tomorrow evening."
   (The future simple tense is used to provide a definitive answer to a question about completion.)

4. You're catching the 3:30 bus to York.
   "My bus is leaving at 3:30."
   (The present continuous is suitable here as it describes a fixed arrangement in the near future.)

5. You've arranged to have dinner with your cousin Sandra tomorrow evening.
   "Sandra and I are having dinner together tomorrow evening."
   (The present continuous is used for plans or arrangements that have already been made.)

6. Your friend asks you about your holiday plans.
   "This time next month, I will be relaxing on a beach."
   (The future continuous tense is appropriate to describe an action in progress at a specific time in the future.)

7. You're going to the stadium but you're running late and you're afraid you will miss the start of the concert.
   "By the time I get there, the concert will have started."
   (The future perfect tense is used to indicate that an action will be completed before a certain time in the future.)

8. Your friend asks you how long you've been studying in London.
   "By next September, I will have been studying in London for two years."
   (The future perfect continuous tense is used to describe the duration of an action up to a specific point in the future.)

These examples use a variety of future tenses based on context, emphasizing spontaneous decisions, predictions, scheduled events, or actions completed by a certain time.