Complete the sentences using the information in the brackets.
Write full positive or negative verb forms in the future simple.

1. Tomorrow it
tomorrow it will pour in Riga
in Riga. (to rain)

2. I think you
this job. (to get)

3. He
breakfast tomorrow morning. (not/to prepare)

4. She
in this lake. (not/to swim)

1. Tomorrow it will rain in Riga. (to rain)
Tomorrow is the future, so we use the future simple tense. "It" is the subject of the sentence, and the verb "to rain" is used to describe the action of it raining. We know that it will rain in Riga because the information in the brackets tells us so.

2. I think you will get this job. (to get)
"I think" suggests that this is an opinion, so we use the future simple tense to express the possibility of the person getting the job in the future. The verb "to get" is used to describe the action of obtaining or achieving something.

3. He will not prepare breakfast tomorrow morning. (not/to prepare)
The negative form "not to prepare" suggests that he will not perform the action of preparing breakfast tomorrow morning. The future simple tense is used because it refers to a future event. "He" is the subject of the sentence, and the verb "to prepare" is used to describe the action of preparing breakfast.

4. She will not swim in this lake. (not/to swim)
The negative form "not to swim" indicates that she will refrain from swimming in this lake. The future simple tense is used because it refers to a future event. "She" is the subject of the sentence, and the verb "to swim" is used to describe the action of swimming.