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     Future in the Past is used to express the idea that in the past you thought

    something would happen in the future. It does not matter if you are correct or
    not.
     Future in the Past follows the same basic rules as the Simple Future.
     "Would" is used to volunteer or promise.
     "Was going to" is used to plan. Moreover, both forms can be used to make
    predictions about the future.
    Examples:
     I told you he was going to come to the party. PLAN
     I knew Julie would make dinner. VOLUNTARY ACTION
     Jane said Sam was going to bring his sister with him, but he came alone. PLAN
     I had a feeling that the vacation was going to be a disaster. PREDICTION

    Use "was going to" or "were going to" and the correct past tense verb for each sentence.
    Example: A: Did you take out the trash?
    B: I ________________, but then the phone ________________. (ring)
    1. A: Is Dave coming to our party?
    B: He ________________, but he ________________a babysitter for his kids. (can't find)
    2. A: Are you making dinner tonight?
    B: I ________________ until the power ________________out. (go)
    3. A: Is your daughter going to college?
    B: She ________________, but she ____________ to take a year off and travel first. (decide)
    4. A: Is the teacher going to stay after class?
    B: He ________________, but he _______________out he had a meeting to go to later. (find)
    5. A: Are your neighbors going to sell their house?
    B: They ________________ until the real estate market ________________. (crash)
    6. A: Are you going to buy a new computer?
    B: Well, I ________________ buy a new iMac until I ________________ my job. (lose)
    7. A: What are Jim and Victoria doing tonight?
    B: They ________________ see a movie, but instead they ________________ reservations at a
    restaurant. (make)
    8. A: Did the plumber come to fix the toilet today.
    B: He ________________ come this morning, but his truck ________________ down. (break)
    9. A: Did the kids do their homework yet?
    B: They ________________ do it until Uncle Joe __________ by for a surprise visit. (come)
    10. A: Did I pay the credit card bill yet this month? I can't remember.
    B: No, you didn't. You said you ______________ wait until you ______________. (get paid)

    Performed by: Alexandra Jiménez

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