12. Sınıf İngilizce Future Plans and Social Change — Bütüncül Transfer

Our team has tickets and a confirmed 10.30 train reservation for Friday. A related classroom note adds: When you call at eight, Ece will still be travelling home.

1. A Every prediction is a fixed appointment with another person.
2. B The team is travelling by train on Friday morning.
3. C A completed past action is the only possible meaning.
4. D The speaker is cancelling the activity while confirming it.
5. E The plan has no evidence, intention or arrangement at all.

By 2030, the city plans to replace all old buses with electric ones. A related classroom note adds: A campaign reaches adults but not the intended teenage audience.

1. A The action was continuously happening in the distant past.
2. B The action will begin only after the stated deadline.
3. C Nothing can be inferred about duration or completion.
4. D The two future events occur with no temporal relationship.
5. E The replacement is expected to be complete by 2030.

Energy bills fall in buildings that complete insulation upgrades. A related classroom note adds: The builders promise to finish the library before the school opens in September.

1. A The trend cannot have any effect under any condition.
2. B One example proves that every person will change in the same way.
3. C Wider insulation could reduce consumption in similar buildings.
4. D The data guarantees an unrelated outcome.
5. E A possible development must already be complete.

A campaign reaches adults but not the intended teenage audience. A related classroom note adds: A study plan gives every subject equal time although the diagnostic test shows a major reading gap.

1. A The team should change the channel and then measure teenage reach again.
2. B Remove every deadline and responsibility from the project.
3. C Treat an unsupported wish as a completed result.
4. D Change the goal because of an unrelated detail.
5. E Keep the original plan even after its key condition becomes impossible.

Maya has bought paint and measured the room; she starts redecorating on Saturday. A related classroom note adds: By 2030, the city plans to replace all old buses with electric ones.

1. A The plan has no evidence, intention or arrangement at all.
2. B A completed past action is the only possible meaning.
3. C The speaker is cancelling the activity while confirming it.
4. D Maya is going to redecorate the room this weekend.
5. E Every prediction is a fixed appointment with another person.

At this time tomorrow, we will be sitting in the examination hall. A related classroom note adds: The project is on schedule, but one member has twice as many tasks as the others.

1. A Nothing can be inferred about duration or completion.
2. B The action will begin only after the stated deadline.
3. C The action was continuously happening in the distant past.
4. D The two future events occur with no temporal relationship.
5. E The examination will be in progress at this time tomorrow.

Several schools test digital textbooks while keeping printed copies available. A related classroom note adds: The research team will submit its final report before the conference begins.

1. A The transition may be gradual rather than immediate and total.
2. B The trend cannot have any effect under any condition.
3. C One example proves that every person will change in the same way.
4. D A possible development must already be complete.
5. E The data guarantees an unrelated outcome.

The project is on schedule, but one member has twice as many tasks as the others. A related classroom note adds: A school garden project loses access to water during summer, but collected rainwater is available.

1. A Remove every deadline and responsibility from the project.
2. B Change the goal because of an unrelated detail.
3. C Treat an unsupported wish as a completed result.
4. D Keep the original plan even after its key condition becomes impossible.
5. E Redistributing tasks can protect both fairness and the deadline.

Selin has an appointment with the careers adviser at two tomorrow. A related classroom note adds: At this time tomorrow, we will be sitting in the examination hall.

1. A The plan has no evidence, intention or arrangement at all.
2. B A completed past action is the only possible meaning.
3. C Selin is meeting the careers adviser tomorrow afternoon.
4. D Every prediction is a fixed appointment with another person.
5. E The speaker is cancelling the activity while confirming it.

A school garden project loses access to water during summer, but collected rainwater is available. A related classroom note adds: By 2030, the city plans to replace all old buses with electric ones.

1. A Keep the original plan even after its key condition becomes impossible.
2. B Remove every deadline and responsibility from the project.
3. C Treat an unsupported wish as a completed result.
4. D The team should revise the watering method while keeping the garden goal.
5. E Change the goal because of an unrelated detail.