Open the brackets using the verbs in present continuous, present simple or future simple. 1. i (to play) chess tomorrow. 2. i (not to play) chess tomorrow. 3. you (to play) chess tomorrow? 4. he (to play) chess every day. 5. he (not to play) chess every day. 6. he (to play) chess every day? 7. they (to play) chess now. 8. they (not to play) chess now. 9. they (to play) chess now? 10. nick (to walk) in the park now. 11. nick (to go) to school every day. 12. nick (to go) to school tomorrow. 13. i (to miss) your excellent cooking! 14. you ever (to buy) presents? 15. you (to think) it (to be) easy or difficult to choose the right presents for people? 16. what present your mother (to receive) for her next birthday? 17. a: the weather (to be) unpredictable these days. b: well, maybe it (to be) warm and sunny. a: it (to get) cold, and look at those clouds. i (to think) it (to be) cold and damp. b: you (to be right). it (to get) cold. my feet (to freeze). you (to know), it might snow. a: you never (to know). they (say) fog (to cover) the area early tomorrow morning. it (to clear) and (to become) sunny by noon. so it might be beautiful this afternoon, too.

1. I (shall play) chess tomorrow. 2. I (shan't play) chess tomorrow. 3. Will you ( play) chess tomorrow? 4. He (plays) chess every day. 5. He (does not play) chess every day. 6. Does he ( play) chess every day? 7. They (are playing) chess now. 8. They (are not playing) chess now. 9. Are they (playing) chess now? 10. Nick (is walking) in the park now. 11. Nick ( goes) to school every day. 12. Nick (will go) to school tomorrow. 13. I (miss) your excellent cooking! 14. Have you ever (bought) presents? 15. Do you ( think) it (will be) easy or difficult to choose the right presents for people? 16. What present did your mother (receive) for her next birthday?
17. A: The weather (is) unpredictable these days.
B: Well, maybe it (will be) warm and sunny.
A: It (is getting) cold, and look at those clouds. I ( think) it (will be) cold and damp.
B: You (are right). It (is getting) cold. My feet (are freezing). You (know), it might snow.
A: You never ( know). They (say) fog (will cover) the area early tomorrow morning. It (will have cleared) and (become) sunny by noon. So it might be beautiful this afternoon, too.