Could someone please check these sentences? (future forms)

[kiki-monkey]

Hello, please could you check which of these options in bold are correct given to other sentences and situation?

1. A:I´m thankful for your help. I hope you will be teaching/ you are going to teach/ you will him also the next year.
B:I´m afraid I won´t be teaching him/ I´m not going to teach him, because I teach 5-graders and he will be/ is going to be a 6-grader.

2. A: I´d like to know what I´ll be doing next year at this time.
B: I hope that you will be working/ will work in my company.


Help would be very appreciated

[Anglika]

Originally Posted by kiki-monkey

Hello, please could you check which of these options in bold are correct given to other sentences and situation?

1. A:I´m thankful for your help. I hope you will be teaching/ you are going to teach/ you will teach him also the [omit - not necessary] next year.
B:I´m afraid I won´t be teaching him/ I´m not going to teach him, because I teach 5-graders and he will be/ is going to be a 6-grader.

All these options are correct

2. A: I´d like to know what I´ll be doing next year at this time.
B: I hope that you will be working/ will work in my company.


Help would be very appreciated

Welcome to the forums.

[kiki-monkey]

Thanks very much.....the reason why I was asking is that the options which you had in blue and said they were correct, our English teacher (non native english speaker of course) told us that those options were wrong.....can´t wait to show her this

[Anglika]

Originally Posted by kiki-monkey

Thanks very much.....the reason why I was asking is that the options which you had in blue and said they were correct, our English teacher (non native english speaker of course) told us that those options were wrong.....can´t wait to show her this

When you do, ask your teacher for his/her reasons for saying they are wrong. There may be one that we are not aware of

[kiki-monkey]

She explained why her possibilities are correct. And ruled the other because they are not correct. Why? Because they are simply not. (and this is always her explanation. cool teacher, huh?)