Read the extract from Tara's email. What problems is she facing? London's OK, but I miss all my friends in Dorset. At my new school, my
classmates make fun of my accent. I feel very embarrassed and unhappy
and I don't want to go to school any more. What can I do?
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1. I will play  chess tomorrow. 
2. I will not play chess tomorrow. 
3. Will you play chess tomorrow?
4. He plays chess every day. 
5. He doesn't play chess every day. 
6. Does he play chess every day? 
7. They (to play) chess now. 
8. They (not to play) chess now. 
9. They (to play) chess now? 
0. Nick (to go) to the park now. 
11. Nick (to go) to school every day. 
12. Nick (to go) to school tomorrow. 
14. You ever (to buy) presents? 
15. You (to think) it (to be) easy or difficult to choose the right presents for people? 
16. What present your mother (to receive) for her next birthday?

 The world is awash with oil, yet it is also on the brink of a shortage -  The Present Indefinite Tense   
That paradoxical state of affairs is keeping traders guessing and prices volatile-  The Present Continuous Tense,   
Price gyrations  helped to banish the increasingly popular view that this year's oil shock was over, even if the Gulf menace was not. Which was line, because such complacency dangerous.  The Past Indefinite Tense,  
The chart was showing that, in any normal year, the time waas coming to draw down the stocks which were being built up over the spring and summer - The Past ContinuousTense,  
Which will be fine, because such complacency will be dangerous -поставить в The Future Indefinite Tense,  
OPEC will be producing almost as much oil as it does before the embargo is enforced. Meanwhile, demand will be falling faster than expected - The Future Continuous Tense Active