Are these sentences grammatically correct?

Question

Please correct me if the TENSE of these sentences is incorrect. And which tense form is correct? Thanks!

1. I don't believe a single thing you've told me.
2. I'll tell him what you said when I see him/will see him next Saturday.
3. He's angry because she is starting/will start university next week.
4. According to the schedule, the bus leaves/will leave at 3 o'clock.
5. What are you cooking for lunch? I make/will make soup.
6. As soon as it gets/is going to get rainy, go home.
7. Mom has/is going to have a baby next month.
8. The driver is going too fast. He's going to crash/is crashing.

Answer 1

5) There shouldn't be a "make" because it is future tense. Use "going to"
7) Instead of "has" use "will" instead of "is going to"

Answer 2

hmm i`m not english and all i know in english is what i`ve learned in school but i`ll try my best : 1. I don't believe a single thing you've told me.(correct)
2. I'll tell him what you said when I see him next Saturday.
3. He's angry because she is starting university next week.
4. According to the schedule, the bus leaves at 3 o'clock.
5. What are you cooking for lunch? I will make soup.
6. As soon as it gets rainy, go home.
7. Mom is going to have a baby next month.
8. The driver is going too fast. He's going to crash.

Answer 3

1. I don't believe a single thing you've told me.
2. I'll tell him what you said when I see him next Saturday.
3. He's angry because she will begin attending the university next week.
4. According to the schedule, the bus will leave at 3 o'clock.
5. What are you cooking for lunch? I am making soup.
6. As soon as it gets rainy, go home.
7. Mom is going to have a baby next month.
8. The driver is going too fast. He's going to crash.

Answer 4

1. I don't believe a single thing (that) you've told me. [The 'that' is optional]

2. I'll tell him what you said when I SEE HIM next Saturday. [NOT "will see him"]

3. He's angry because she is starting/will start university next week. [Both are correct]

4. According to the schedule, the bus leaves/will leave at 3 o'clock. [Both are correct]

5. What are you cooking for lunch? I make/will make soup. [Both are correct, I think, although I would say "I am making soup"]

6. As soon as it GETS going to get rainy, go home. ["Is going to get rainy" is awkward]

7. Mom is going to have a baby next month. [NOT "has"]

8. The driver is going too fast. He's going to crash. [It is correct to use the future tense here, not the present progressive.]

Answer 5

1. I don't believe a single thing you have told me.
2. I'll tell him what you said when I see him next Saturday.
3. He's angry because she is starting university next week.
4. According to the schedule, the bus leaves at 3 o'clock.
5. What are you cooking for lunch? I will make soup.
6. As soon as it is going to get rainy, go home.
7. Mom is going to have a baby next month.
8. The driver is going too fast. He's going to crash

I think thats what you wanted??

Answer 6

The first one is correct.
2. I'll tell him what you said when I see him next Saturday.
3. He's angry because she will start at her university next week.
4. Accoding to the schedule, the bus will leave at 3 o'clock.
5. What are you cooking for lunch? I will make soup.
6. As soon as it gets rainy, go home.
7. Mom is going to have a baby next month.
8. The driver is going too fast. He's going to crash.
Hope that helped!

Answer 7

1. I don't believe a single thing you've told me.
correct

2. I'll tell him what you said when I see him/will see him next Saturday.
when I see him is correct. will see him is not.

3. He's angry because she is starting/will start university next week.
she is starting university is correct
she will start university is correct, but both these are British usage. An American would say ..."she will start going to the university" or "she will go to the university"

4. According to the schedule, the bus leaves/will leave at 3 o'clock.
either is correct : leaves or will leave

5. What are you cooking for lunch? I make/will make soup.
I will make soup is correct. I make soup is not.
I am making soup is correct though.

6. As soon as it gets/is going to get rainy, go home.
As soon as it rains, go home. It does not "get rainy", at least not in the US

7. Mom has/is going to have a baby next month.
Mom is going to have (it's in the future:use the present progressive tense)

8. The driver is going too fast. He's going to crash/is crashing.
He is going to crash. Unless he is crashing right now.

Answer 8

1. Correct
2. I'll tell him what you said when I see him next Saturday.
3. He's angry because she is starting the university next week.
4. Either one. the bus leaves or the bus will leave
5. What are you cooking for lunch? I am making soup.
6. As soon as it gets rainy, go home.
7. Mom is going to have a baby next month.
8. The driver is going too quickly. He's going to crash.

:-)

Answer 9

1. Correct. 2.when I see him 3. is starting 4. leaves or is scheduled to leave 5. I will make 6. As soon as it starts to rain or begins raining. 7. is going to have 8. Going to crash

Answer 10

1, 2, 3, 4 all seem OK.
5 ought to be...I will make soup, not I make soup.
6 neither answer looks optimal, consider "As soon as it rains, go home", but "gets rainy" will do.
You could make it conditional with, "IF it gets rainy, go home"
7 "is going to have" > future, it will happen
8 "is going to crash" > future, it will happen

Answer 11

1....ok
2.....I see him
3.....starting
4.....will leave
5....I will
6.....gets rainy
7....is going to
8... to crash