English structures (future expression)

Restate and write down the sentence using the phrase in the brackets. You need to hurry up. The lecture will start and we are still at home. (be about to)

Restate and write down the sentence using the phrase in the brackets. The train will arrive at 8pm. (be due to)

Restate and write down the sentence using the phrase in the brackets. The president will visit the neighboring country in July. (be to)

Restate and write down the sentence using the phrase in the brackets. He will start doing homework in a minute. (be on the point of)

Restate and write down the sentence using the phrase in the brackets. The professor will come to the exam anyway. (be sure to)

Restate and write down the sentence using the phrase in the brackets. The director of the company will participate in the opening of a new building. (be to)

Restate and write down the sentence using the phrase in the brackets. Oh, no! The concert will start soon. But she will obviously be late. (be about to)

Restate and write down the sentence using the phrase in the brackets. The flight to Berlin will take off at 4 am. (be due to)

Restate and write down the sentence using the phrase in the brackets. Our message will be misunderstood by the listeners. (be certain to)

Restate and write down the sentence using the phrase in the brackets. She will be fired for constant conflicts at work. (be on the point of)