Complete the sentences using forms expressing future.

I (buy) a present before going to my friend`s birthday party.

When...(be) the school-leaving party this year?

The bakery (open) in half an hour.

Do you think it(to snow)? - Maybe. The sky is very dark.

The meeting... (start) 30 minutes later today.

What ... You... (do) after school today?

you open the window, please?

I ... help you if you help me.

What time the last bus (leave)?

The exam...(start) at 9.30. Don`t be late!

If he doesn`t start working harder, he(fail) the course.

Would you like to play tennis? - No. I (study) for my test tomorrow.

1. When do children start going to school in great Britain? 
They start going to school when they are five.
2. When does compulsory education begin? 
Compulsory education begins at the age of five when children go to primary school.
3. How long does primary education last? Primary education lasts for six years.
4. What do children do in infant schools? 
They get acquainted with the class-room, desks, play and learn through playing. They learn numbers and how to add them. 
5. When do children go to junior school? 
When the children are seven.
6. What do pupils study at secondary school?
study English, Mathematics, Science, Geography, History, Art, Music, Foreign languages and Physical training. 
7. What are the types of secondary school in England?
The types of secondary school are grammar school, modern school and comprehensive schools

1. Excuse me, I am looking for a phone box. Is there one near here?

2. Johnny fell off the sea wall because he had been standing too close

to the edge.

3. In summer we usually play volleyball twice a week.

4. The secretary had typed the report by the time her boss returned to the office.

5. She is upset because she hasn't passed her exams.

6. Do not disturb him, he is working now.

7. The house they bought is much larger than ours.

8. Liza promised that she would come, but she isn't here yet.

II.  

1. (-) Children start going to (-) school at the age of six.

2. I'm tasting the pudding to see if it needs more sugar.

3. Ann is going to write an article for the local newspaper.

4. His wife was a thin woman with (-) large, kind eyes and a pale face.

5. I never drink (-) coffee in the evening.