Use words in brackets to make positive (+) and negative (-) sentences or questions (?)referring to the future. 1.I won't tell you anything. (?)(him,the truth) 2.My coach arrives in London at 5.15. (?)(you train, Glasgow)
3.Will France win the next football World Cup? (+)(Spain, European Championships) 4.Are you going to become a teacher when you grow up ?(+)(I,actress)
5.I'll be seeing George on Monday morning. (?)(you,on Saturday evening)
6.We're going to the cinema tonight. (-)(Caroline, tomorrow)

1. Will you tell him the truth?

Explanation: To make this question, we need to use the auxiliary verb "will" before the subject "you" and the base form of the verb "tell." Add the object "him" after the verb to complete the sentence.

2. Does your coach arrive in Glasgow?

Explanation: To make this question, we need to use the auxiliary verb "does" before the subject "your coach" and the base form of the verb "arrive." Change the location from London to Glasgow to reflect the negative statement.

3. Will Spain win the next European Championships?

Explanation: To make this question, we need to use the auxiliary verb "will" before the subject "Spain" and the base form of the verb "win." Change "football World Cup" to "European Championships" to reflect the positive statement.

4. Will you become an actress when you grow up?

Explanation: To make this question, we need to use the auxiliary verb "will" before the subject "you" and the base form of the verb "become." Change "teacher" to "actress" to reflect the positive statement.

5. Will you see George on Saturday evening?

Explanation: To make this question, we need to use the auxiliary verb "will" before the subject "you" and the base form of the verb "see." Change "Monday morning" to "Saturday evening" to reflect the negative statement.

6. Caroline is not going to the cinema tomorrow.

Explanation: To make this negative statement, we can simply add "not" before the verb "going." Change "tonight" to "tomorrow" to reflect the negative statement.