Choose the correct future forms. Conversation 1: Adrian and Bradley A: I hear your parents have just bought a new house. When are you moving / will you move in? B: Oh, we won't move / aren't moving in until next month. The 28th I think it is. Conversation 2: Alice, Ben and Caroline A: Are you coming to class? It's almost 9:00. B: Yes. I'm seeing / I'll see you later Caroline, OK? C: OK, bye. Conversation 3: Anna and Brian A: Oh no! That man has just stolen my bag! B: I'm calling / I'll call the police. Conversation 4: Amanda and Mum A: Mum, what will we have / are we having for dinner today? M: Oh, I don't know. We'll see / We're seeing what's in the fridge.

Here are the answers with explanations: Conversation 1: Adrian and Bradley * A: When are you moving / will you move in? *Explanation: "Are you moving" is better here as it refers to planned arrangements. * B: Oh, we aren't moving in until next month. *Explanation: Use "aren't moving" when talking about planned arrangements. Conversation 2: Alice, Ben and Caroline * B: Yes. I'll see you later Caroline, OK? *Explanation: Use "I'll see" (Future Simple) when making a casual arrangement or promise. Conversation 3: Anna and Brian * B: I'll call the police. *Explanation: "I'll call" (Future Simple) expresses an immediate reaction or decision. Conversation 4: Amanda and Mum * A: Mum, what are we having for dinner today? *Explanation: Use "are we having" when asking about something that is already planned. * M: Oh, I don't know. We'll see what's in the fridge. *Explanation: "We'll see" is an immediate decision to check what’s in the fridge.