As I child, I go to the seaside every year. a) would

b) used to

c) would / used to

d) wouldn’t / used to

e) use to

E.g. A: What are your plans for the evening? B: We (see) …are going to see…a film. We bought the tickets on the Internet. 1. A: Do you want to go out for a meal next week? B: Yes, that would be nice. What about Wednesday? are You doing anything? 2. A: Did you see that new TV program last night? B: Yes, I expect it will be very popular for a couple of months and then people will lose interest. 3. A: Well my darling, Happy New Year! Have you made any resolutions? B: Yes, I (leave) ………. you! 4. A: Have you decided what to do when you leave school? B: More or less. I will have a holiday for a couple of months and then I will start my university course. 5. A: Are you ready to order, sir? B: I’m not sure. Oh, I know. I have the roast chicken. 6. A: I will take you to the football match if you like. B: No, thanks dad! I’ve spoken to John and his dad will take us. 7. A: Why are you turning on the TV? B: I im going to watch the news. 8. A: I am going to do some shopping. B: Are you? I haven’t got any toothpaste. A: Oh, alright, I will get some if you like.

The house of my dream must be a comfortable detached house. Not so large of course. It should be located in a quite and clean neighbourhood. In front of the house I want a green lawn and flowers to be. There must be a large kitchen, a pantry, a dining-room, a cosy living room with a fireplace and big windows on the ground floor.

There should be bedrooms with the own separated bathrooms on the first floor, and somebody`s study upstairs. Also I want to have a modern furniture with exclusive design.