Раскройте скобки, используя глагол в форме одного из времен: Future Continuous, Future Perfect (Future Simple), Future Perfect Continuous.

1. In five years’ time a permanent space station (circle) the moon.

2. By the end of this week I (wait) for a month for my phone to be repaired.

3. By the end of my university course I (attend) 1,200 lectures.

4. We (drive) for two days by the time we get there.

5. He (already/be) a pensioner by next spring.

6. By the end of next year I (be) here for twenty five years.

7. By five I (be) here, I promise.

8. I can’t come at 2 o’clock tomorrow. I (write) a test then.

9. I hope they (tell) her the news by the time we (come).

10. She (be) Prime Minister for ten years by next year.

1. economics is a successfully studying of the material life. - 

       Present Simple, Active

2. we must examine how people have solved this problem.  

   Present Simple, Active           Present Perfect, Active

1. a high standard of living was guaranteed by the organiced cooperation of large numbers of people.                             Past Simple, Passive

2. the problem of starvation is not solver for millions of human beings

                                        Present Simple, Passive

1) One confusing  thing about British schools is that 'public' schools are really private schools.                                                                                                                                

2) They are not run by the government and parents pay for their children 3) to attend these schools. Only 7% of children go to public schools.                          

4) Eton is a very old school but it is not the oldest schools in Britain. That honour belongs to Winchester, 5) founded 60 years earlier.                                                         

6) Henry VI, the founder of Eton College, became King of England at the age of nine months and the King of France by the age of eight.