6. Where you after you graduate from the university? (work) *
10. Look at the clouds – it (rain) in a few minutes. *
11. When they get married in March, they ( be)together for six years. *
12. You’re carrying too much. I (open) the door for you. *​

6. Where will you work after you graduate from the university?
To answer this question, we need to consider what will happen after the person graduates from university. In this case, the person is being asked about their future plans in terms of employment. The response can vary depending on the individual's plans, career goals, and job opportunities that may be available to them. Some possible answers might be:

- "I'm planning to work in a multinational company to gain international experience."
- "I hope to find a job in my field of study and start my career right away."
- "I want to pursue further education before entering the workforce."

The answer should reflect the person's aspirations and plans after graduating from university.

10. Look at the clouds - it is going to rain in a few minutes.
To address this sentence, we need to understand that it is referring to future weather conditions based on the observation of clouds. The phrase "it is going to" suggests a future event that is highly likely to occur. In this case, the speaker is indicating that rain is expected shortly.

To explain this to a student, we can use visuals or real-life examples. Show the student pictures of dark and heavy clouds, which are often associated with rain, and explain that these types of clouds usually indicate rainfall. You can also mention examples like feeling a drop of water or hearing thunder as signs that rain is imminent. By providing these explanations and examples, the concept of future weather predictions can be made clearer to the student.

11. When they get married in March, they will have been together for six years.
This question and answer involve the future and highlight the duration of a couple's relationship. We can explain it by breaking down the sentence.

- "When they get married in March" - This refers to a future event in which the couple will get married in March.
- "they will have been together for six years" - This indicates that by the time they get married in March, they will have been in a relationship for six years.

To make it easier for the student to understand, we can use a timeline or visual representation to illustrate the couple's relationship from the start to when they get married. Show the number of years they have been together and emphasize that by the time they get married in March, their relationship will have lasted for six years.

12. You're carrying too much. I will open the door for you.
This sentence implies that the person being addressed is struggling or burdened with something, and the speaker wants to help them by opening the door. The response can vary depending on the context and the relationship between the speaker and the person being addressed. Some possible explanations could be:

- "You have a lot of bags, and they seem heavy. I will open the door for you to make it easier for you to enter."
- "You're carrying too many books. Let me help by opening the door for you so you can better manage your load."
- "You seem overwhelmed with all those boxes. I will be kind and open the door for you to make your task less difficult."

By providing these detailed explanations, the student will understand that the speaker is offering assistance and making it easier for the other person to carry or handle their belongings.