Fill in the gaps with will or be going to and the verb in brackets.
A: Oh, no! My car's broken down.
B: Don't worry, I
1
(drive)
you to work.
(go)
2 A: We
(see) U2 in concert
on Saturday
B: Great! I've bought tickets too.
3 A: Is there someone at the door?
B: I don't know. I
and see.
4 A: I think Meirzjan
(not/like) his present.
B: Really? What makes you say so?
5 A: What
to tonight's fancy dress party?
B: My bear costume. It's very funny.
6 A: Do you think I should ask Artyom to help
me move?
B: Of course. I'm sure he
(not/mind) lending a hand.
(you/wear)​

My neighbor has to be like this. First it must be neat, because I do not like clutter. Second, he must be smart, always able to tell me anything or help in the lessons. I also do not like people that are boring! My ideal neighbor - he always cheer you and lift your spirits. but he's my ideal, not climb up to me with your questions! Now, I would like it to be good, do not be greedy, and vsegla shared food! and of course he knew how to cook! but if 
  talk about something Ideally, it delivery has to cook me coffee every morning and put them in bed ...umm ...that's it, my ideal!

Where were they sitting during the party? They were sitting on the ground around the food.

What were they wearing during the party? They were wearing long garlands of paper flowers.

What music were they listening to? They were listening to Hawaiian music.

What dances were they performing during the party? They were performing a hula (Hawaiian dance), a dance with bows and arrows.

What dish were they making during the party? They were making Indian tacos.

Who was cooking the main dish? My friend’s mother was cooking it.