Ex. 284. Fill in the blanks with shall(not) or will(not)
1.... I phone for a taxi for you? 2. What... you have to drink? 3. Who... we pass the message to? 4.1... never let you go. 5. Where... I place the books? 6. Let's not talk about it,... we? 7. Keep your mouth shut,... you? 8. Let's get started,... we? 9. When I retire, I... have more time for my hobbies and friends. 10. Drive carefully. Don't worry, I.... 11. The conference...begin at 10.00 a.m. 12.... I give you a lift to the school? 13. No matter what may happen; we... always be by your side. 14.... I be happy,... I be rich? 15. Where and when... I see you again? 16. I hope you... like my present, darling. I'm sure I.... 17. As long as I am head of this company, I... handle all the business.
Ex. 285. Match the following sentence parts
1. Advise him to stop before
2. You'd better stop before
3. I wonder if
4. My heart will be broken if
5. Don't touch anything before
6. You'll lose your looks if
7. You'll feed a man for a day if
8. You'll get rid of him at weekend if
9. I won't have anything to do with you unless
10. You'll have a beauty sleep if
11. You'll find the fill as soon as
12.1 will believe you after you
13. The secretary will remind in case
14. Ann's mother doesn't allow her to wear make-up till
a. mother knows it. I
b. the police come.
c. you apologize.
d. you go to bed early.
e. you switch on the computer.
f. you tell me the truth.
g. he gets into trouble,
h. you break my heart,
i. I lose you.
j. you forget about it.
k. she is sixteen.
1. you don't mind your diet.
m.you give him a fish.
n. you teach him to fish.
Ex. 286. Complete the following sentences
1. I'm going to eat without you if.... 2. You'll get some fresh fruit after.... 3. I'll be able to afford a holiday in case.... 4. They'll be able to leave their kids when.... 5. Your T-shirts won't shrink if.... 6. You'll tan more quickly after.... 7. Your roses will last longer if.... 8. Your house plants will die unless.... 9. Take your umbrella in case.... 10. You'll learn the results as soon as.... 11.1 must go to the shop before.... 12. She'll be pleased when.... 13.1 wonder if.... 14. Will you be upset if...? 15. The young specialist will lose his independence if.... 16. Nobody knows when.... 17. I'll buy some new clothes as soon as.... 18. We shall take some measures 166
before.... 19. Mother doesn't know whether.... 20.1 doubt whether anyone.... 21. We don't know either if Maxim....
Ex 287. Use the right form of the verbs in brackets
1. If the car (be) out of order again, you (have to) call the service station, but I doubt if they (be able to) serve it very quickly. 2. Nobody (know) what (happen) in ten or twenty years if life (get) tougher and tougher. 3.1 wonder if they (turn) to us if any need (arise). 4. My little son (want) to know if there (be) some cartoons on TV on Saturday. If there (be) some, he certainly (watch) them. 5. Everybody (be interested) if the weather (change) for the better next week. 6.1 (leave) a message at the office in case the customer (phone). But it's difficult to say if he (do) it today. 7. He (wonder) if Caroline (change) her mind about going to the party. If that (happen), he'll be really glad. 8. Nobody can definitely tell us when he (come) back from London. But as soon as he (return), we (get in touch) with him. 9. If Linda (want) to learn Italian, she (have to) attend a special course. I wonder if it (cost) her a lot. 10. We (have) the meeting this week, provided no one (object). 11.1 (be) always by your side as long as you (promise) to listen to me. 12. Not (speak) to her unless she (speak) to you first.
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Ex 288. Translate into English
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Ex. 289. Comment on the use of the tenses in the following sentences
1. We'll do that once you've made your final decision. 2. Charles can take the luggage to the apartment, after he's dropped us off. 3. Once the waiter has disappeared, we'll discuss this problem. 4. Next week is a bit tough for me. I'm due in Paris soon, in case you've forgotten. 5. As soon as you have seen her, come and tell me. 6. I'll write to you after I have spoken to Frederick. 7. After Roger has written this book, he's having a holiday. 8. You can go when you've typed these letters. 9.1 won't take any decision before I have received the fax from the head office.
Ex. 290. Translate into English
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ex. 291. Translate into English
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The Future Progressive
Ex 292. Read and translate the sentences Comment on the use of the Future Progressive
1. You'll have to add another cup and saucer on the tray, Parky. A friend of Mrs. Keswick's has just arrived. She'll be having tea with us. 2. I'd better get you home, Theodora darling. Your aunt will be worrying and wondering where you are. 3. Goodbye. You won't be seeing me for a long time. 4. Why must I take a book and a packed lunch? You'll be sitting on the train for hours. 5. While you are slicing the cheese, I will be buttering the bread. 6. We'll be arriving at Miami airport at exactly this time tomorrow morning. 7. Next Sunday, the Prime Minister will be celebrating ten years in power. 8. Whenever I think of you, I will be remembering the shadow of your smile. 9. And you, Edwin, will be doing me a great service if you get me the smelling salts from my bedroom. 10. Will you be wearing your new earrings tonight? 11. Mind, I shall be keeping a very careful eye on you from now on! 12. She'll be soon coming round the mountains! (about the first train). 13. In the next few minutes we shall be crossing the Belgian border.
Ex. 293. Translate into English.
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Ex. 294. Read, translate and learn the song in bold type.
Now, in the hall floated the familiar voice of Vera Lynn, singing one of the most popular and sentimental songs of the war years. The lights were very dim in the room, and on the dance floor the atmosphere was highly conducive to romance, and perfect for young lovers caught up in the fears and dangers and tensions of war. Mark took Teddy in his arms and they moved slowly around the room to the music, holding each other tightly, Teddy sang softly, in a low voice that only Mark could hear: " 'I'll be seeing you in all the old familiar places that my mind and heart embraces all day through. In that small cafe, the park across the way, the children's carousel, the chestnut trees, the wishing well. I'll be seeing you in every lovely summer's day, in everything that's light and gay, I'll always think of you that way, I'll find you in the morning sun, and when the night is new, I'll be looking at the moon, but I'll be seeing you.'"
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(after B. Bradford)
Ex 295. Read the text and translate it. Comment on the ways of expressing future actions.
It's struck me several times lately that perhaps I should write down my stories and draw pictures to illustrate them. Perhaps I will, but only for Jamie and Lissa. This idea suddenly took hold of me. What a wonderful surprise it would be for the twins if I created a picture book for each of them, and put the books in their Christmas stockings.
I groaned inside; how ridiculous to be thinking of Christmas on this suffocatingly hot summer's day. But the summer will soon be drawing to an end; it always does disappear very quickly after July Fourth weekend. Then Thanksgiving will be upon us before I can blink, with Christmas not far behind.
This year we are planning to spend Christmas in England. We will be staying with Diana at her house in the Yorkshire dales. Andrew and I are really looking forward to it, and the children are excited. They are hoping it will snow so that they can go sledging with their father. He's promised to take them on the runs he
favored when he was a child; and he is planning to teach them to skate, providing Diana's pond has frozen solid.
The Future Perfect
Ex. 296. Read and translate the sentences. Comment on the use of the Future Perfect.
1. By the time my parents get back home I will have cleaned the house from top to bottom. 2. The tourists hope that the tornado will have finished before they arrive in California. 3. Next month I will have known Rick for twenty years. 4. By the time you start writing your test I will have finished mine. 5. When you drop in at my place, I will have painted the door. 6. Will you have arranged everything by tomorrow?
Ex. 297. Translate into English.
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