Four are in a restaurant on holiday. Cross out one of the bold future forms each time.
Laura: (b) Are you going to/Shall you order some food, Tom?
Tom. Yes, but I'll have a chat with the waiter first when he (1) comes. come to the
table. There are some dishes I just don't understand.
Ben: We haven't made any plans for this afternoon, have we? What are we
(2) doing/going to do?
Karen: It's too hot to go for a walk again.
Tom: Don't worry (3) I'm carryingli'll carry you!
Ben: After you (4) finish/will finish lunch, you won't be able to carry anyone!
Karen: Don't order too much food, Tom. (5) I'm playing/111 play in a volleyball match on the
beach this evening. It's not a serious game, but there is an interesting prize.
Ben: What is it?
Karen: (5) going to tell you if you agree to play a practice match with me this
afternoon.
1 Make ten predictions for the future about yourself, your friends, your country,
2 What are your plans for the rest of the day, and the rest of the week?
Write five sentences.
A Alex is talking on the phone to his girlfriend, Rosemary. Use shall or short forms of
will or be going to to complete the conversation.
Alex:
Hill It's Alex here.
Rosemary: Hill I'm drying my hair at the moment.
Alex:
(") Shallicha. (Bring) you back?
Rosemary: No, it's OK. (1)…
(refinish) drying it later How are things going?
Alex:
(you'do) on Saturday after you've
Not bad, thanks, What (2)
seen your mum?
Rosemary: I'm not really sure. (3)…
Alex: OK But I may be a little late. (4)
club in the afternoon. (5)…
Rosemary: No thanks. It sounds a bit boring. I'm sure (6)…
(we/meet up) around six in the evening?
(I/watch) the final at tennis
(liget) you a ticket, if you like.
(you/enjoy) it
Тот: (7) calling Shall call the waiter? (8) I'm dying!Tm going to die of hunger in
moment.
Laura: Look. He's coming over Ben, for the first time in your life, why don't you have
something different from a pizza?
more on your own. Anyway, (7)
town, I think, if I've got enough money.
(8)…
Read the news report and write the missing words. Use one word only in each space.
The Maxi-Shop company is (P) going
edge of Willingham, it was announced yesterday. There (1)
hundred shops, including some big department stores. When the project (2)
complete, there (3)
everyone is happy. "We're (4)
to build a huge new shopping centre on the
be at least three
be hundreds of new jobs for local people. But not
to fight this plan, said a spokesperson for
the local Environment Group. Just think what is going (5)
countryside. When shopping malls (6)
happen to our
covered the whole country, there
be no green fields left. So we're (8)
a protest
meeting tomorrow evening at the town hall. It (9)
Owners of shops in the town centre are also unhappy, "The new centre (10)
take our customers away, said one of them.
at half past seven.'

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linassglazunov 20.12.2023 17:15

Laura: Shall you order some food, Tom? Tom: Yes, but I'll have a chat with the waiter first when he comes to the table. There are some dishes I just don't understand. Ben: We haven't made any plans for this afternoon, have we? What are we going to do? Karen: It's too hot to go for a walk again. Tom: Don't worry I'll carry you! Ben: After you finish lunch, you won't be able to carry anyone! Karen: Don't order too much food, Tom. I'm playing in a volleyball match on the beach this evening. It's not a serious game, but there is an interesting prize. Ben: What is it? Karen: I'm going to tell you if you agree to play a practice match with me this afternoon. 1. In the future, I will graduate from school and pursue a career in medicine. 2. Next week, my friends and I are planning to go to the movies, have a picnic in the park, and visit a museum. 3. In the future, my country will invest more in renewable energy sources to reduce pollution. 4. Tomorrow, I am going to study for my upcoming exams and finish my project for English class. 5. On Friday, I will meet up with my friends for a study session and then go to a basketball game. Alex: Alex: Shall I call you back? Rosemary: No, it's OK. I'll finish drying it later. How are things going? Alex: What are you doing on Saturday after you've seen your mum? Rosemary: I'm not really sure. Alex: OK. But I may be a little late. I'm going to play tennis at the club in the afternoon. Rosemary: No thanks. It sounds a bit boring. I'm sure we can meet up around six in the evening. I can watch the final of the tennis match. I can get you a ticket if you like. Will you enjoy it? Tom: Shall I call the waiter? I'm dying! I'm going to die of hunger in a moment. Laura: Look, he's coming over. Ben, for the first time in your life, why don't you have something different from a pizza? I'm going to explore the town, I think, if I've got enough money. The Maxi-Shop company is going to build a huge new shopping center on the edge of Willingham, it was announced yesterday. There will be at least three hundred shops, including some big department stores. When the project is complete, there will be hundreds of new jobs for local people. But not everyone is happy. "We're not going to fight this plan," said a spokesperson for the local Environment Group. "Just think what is going to happen to our countryside. When shopping malls have covered the whole country, there will be no green fields left. So we're organizing a protest meeting tomorrow evening at the town hall. It starts at half past seven."

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