Supply the correct forms of the verbs. Seller:Souvenir programmes! Photos of the players! Get your souvenir programmes for the big match!
Kate: What a big crowd of people! (to be) it always like this?
Jack:Yes, when a big match (to hold). You'd better (to be) close to me. I (not to want) to lose you in the crowd.
Kate:Don't worry about me. I (to keep) close. (to have) we gond seats, Jack?
Jack:Not the best, I (to be) afraid. I (to be) sorry, Kate, but we (to have to stand) during the match.
At the match
Kate: Jack, I (to be) sorry but I (not to know) the first thing about football.
Jack: That (to be) all right. What would you like to know?
Kate: First of all, I'd like to know who (to play) today
Jack: We (to play) against the Spanish national team. They (to be) very good, indeed, particularly their forward. I (to hear) he (to be) in perfect form. I (not to think) we (to have) much chance of winning.
Kate:And who (to be) the leading player in the English tear?
Jack: Bobby Charlton. But he (not to play) today. He (to injure) in a match against Italy. He (to be) one of the best football. ers I (to see) ever. But our best goalkeeper (to be) here. He (can, to save) us.
Shouting: England!England!Come on!
Kate: It (to sound) as if the whole of England (to be) here.
Jack: A goal! What a perfect goal! We (to score) a goal and the goal (to score) by my favourite team.
Kate: I never (to see) anything so exciting in my life.

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