3.By the time we arrive at the theatre, the play (start). 4.Why are you turning on the radio? - I (listen) to music..
5.I don't know how to use this electronic device. - I (show) you..
6.Someone is knocking on the door. - I (see) who it is.
7.This time next month she (visit) the sights in Paris.
8.Sam (eat) two bars of chocolate before his mum gets home.
9.The film (begin) at 5 pm.
10.By the time the last runners start, the ones in the front (run) for several minutes
11.I (meet) my best friend tonight.
12.I (wait) for you at the airport when your plane arrives.
13.I think I (have) a great time in Spain.
14.Look at these dark clouds. It (rain) in a few minutes.
15.By the next week I (write) this article for two months.
16.This time on Sunday my dad (drive) his car.
17.When my cousin (see) me next week, he will show me his new bike.

1. My working day will begin at six o’clock.

2. I shall get up, switch on the TV and brush my teeth.

3. It will take me about twenty minutes.

4. I shall have breakfast at seven o’clock.

5. I shall leave home at half past seven.

6. I shall take a bus to the institute.

7. It will take me about fifteen minutes to get there.

8. Classes will begin at eight.

9. We will have four classes a day.

10. I shall have lunch at about 2 o’clock.

1. will play

2. won't write

3. will you spike

4. won't like

5. will Ann have

6. will work

8.will they water

9. won't ride

10.will eli drink

Do you think he'll carry on studing after he's finished school ?

Kate refused to asnwer my question . She just looked at me and shook her hear

If you fancy to get away from it all , why not  to take a two-day city break?

O.K. I'll give you a hand . I've got some time to spare .

 If you're not sure how to use a phrasal verb , look it up in the dictionary.

I'll never get used to live in a cold climate.

Young people like to feel that they are independent enough to make their own decisions without consulting  their parents .

Jane didn't let her worries interfere with her work

I'm used to get up early  every day so you can ... (count) on me ... (be) there on time .

 The cars needs cleaning so I'm going to get  it done this afternoon.

 I saw him putting the file into his briefcase and leaving  the office .

 He prefers to be on his own now .

You rely on your parents far too much . You'll have to start to do things for yourself - they can't ... do everything for you .

Hotel bills have to be paid  on the day of departure .

The customs officer made me open my suitcases.

We noticed him entering  the building carrying a huge bag .

 I suggest to buy a second-hand car for the time being .

She heard the clock striking  two before she went to bed