1. Group the time adverb into the relevant tenses Every month; 3 years ago; in 1997; already; always; for three days; since 8 o’clock; at weekends; before; during; last week; ever; in the mornings; just; lately; never; now; this year; often; on Mondays; recently; right now; sometimes; today; twice a week; usually; while; yet.
Present Simple Present Continuous Past Simple Present Perfect

1. By the time we get, Edna wil have arrived.
2.I doubt wether James will get there on time/
3.Mr. Jones will probably accept the job offer. If he does this, I'll be very glad/
4.Their youngest doughter will be twenty next August.
5.Bill will be veterrinarian when he graduates
6.We will buy the antique we saw yesrerday/ We are going to buy
7.By the Claudette comes back to the shop, somebody else will have bought the shoes
8.We'll give her a nice picture
9. I think Susan will become a great pianist
10. Shelton is going to the shops this afternoon. ( как запланированное действие в будущем выражается Present Continuous)

n Cowny, which is one of the prettiest and 1most popular tourist towns in North Wales, you can find 2..the.. smallest house in Great Britain. The house is only about two metres wide. In fact, it's only 3... as ..big 4...as a small bus. There's hardly any furniture and it wouldn't be comfortable 5.enough.. for most people to live in. Surprisingly, its last owner, Robert Jones, was 1.9 metres tall! He couldn't stand up in the rooms because he was 6..too... tall, and the ceilings weren't hight 7..enough. Conwy is also famous for its thirteenth-century castle, which is older 8.. than the town itself. There are two bridges near the castle - a suspension bridge, built in 1826, and a 9 new modern railway bridge.