С, ! 12. put the verbs in the most suitable form. sometimes there is more than one possibility. 1. a has decided to learn a language. a: i've decided to try and learn a foreign language. b: have you? which language (1) _are you going to learn_ (you/learn)? a: spanish. b: i see. and (2) (you/do) a course? a: yes, (3) (it/start) next week. b: that's great. i'm sure (4) (you/enjoy) it. a: i hope so. but i think (5) (it/be) quite difficult. 2. a wants to know about b's holiday plans, a: i hear (1) (you/go) on holiday soon. b: that's right. (2) (we/go) to finland. a: i hope (3) (you/have) a nice time. b: thanks. (4) (i/send) you a postcard and (5) (i/get) in touch with you when (6) (i/get) back. 3. a invites b to a party. a: (1) (i/have) a party next saturday. can you come? b: on saturday? i'm not sure. some friends of mine (2) (come) to stay with me next week but i think (3) (they/go) by saturday. but if (4) (they/be) still here, (5) (i/not/be) able to come to the party. a: ok. well, tell me as soon as (6) (you/know). b: right. (7) (i/phone) you during the week. 4. a and b are two secret agents arranging a meeting. they are talking on the phone. a: well, what time (1) (we/meet)? b: come to the cafe by the station at four o'clock. (2) (i/wait) for you when (3) (you/arrive). (4) (i/sit) by the window and (5) (i/wear) a bright green sweater. a: ok. (6) (agent 307/come) too? b: no, she can't be there. a: oh. (7) (i/bring) the documents? b: yes. (8) (i/explain) everything when (9) (i/see) you. and don't be late. a: ok. (10) (i/try) to be on time.

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