Put the verbs in brackets into the appropriate present or future forms.
1. Bill Haynes, author of the immensely popular novel “Black Roses,” going to write a new novel. “I (2) … (start) next Mday – or at least that’s the plan,” says Bill. “It’s amazing to think that by next year it (3) … (be) ten tears since I last picked up a pen.” Despite his lg break, Bill is cfident. “I think this book (4) … (be) even better than “Roses.” I (5) … (include) the usual elements of acti and adventure but this time there (6) … (be) some romance too. I hope it (7) … (be) successful.” Of course, we (8) … (not/know) until it (9) …. (be, published) next year.
2. The staff of Cottenhan Primary School (1) … (hold) an open day August 21st. Іn the morning you (2) … (be able to) meet your child’s teachers. At 12.30 the Headmaster, Mr. Patters, (3) … (show) the plans for the new adventure playground. We hope that this (4) … (finish) by Christmas. If your child (5) … (start) school this September, bring him or her alg! The programme (6) … (begin) at 9 a.m. See you there!
3. Jeanne and Paul (1) … (move) to Ld next mth. Paul is being transferred there and Jeanne hopes she (2) … (find) a job by the time they (3) … (move) there. They (4) … (drive) down next weekend to look foe a flat. They hope they (5) … (find) something in a nice area, but with prices the way they are, they will have to be satisfied with whatever they (6) … (find). Jeanne is afraid she (7) … (miss) living in Nottingham, but Paul is cvinced that they (8) … (be) happier in Ld because there is so much more to do there.
4. “ (1) … (you, go) holiday this year Laura?” “I d’t know Sue. What about you?” “We (2) … (probably, go) to Spain again. But as I (3) … (get) a pay rise very so, I’d like to go some more glamorous. I think, I (4) … (get) some brochures from the travel agent tomorrow, so if you want, I (5) … (pick up) a couple for you as well”. “Good idea. With any luck, we (6) … (decide) to go by the time summer (7) … (come)”.
5. Dear Anna, I got the job! I (1) ... (leave) for Africa in two weeks. It’s a shame I (2) ... (not, see) you before I (3) ... (go). For the first six mths I (4) ... (work) in a village school, teaching English and Maths. (5) ... (you, be able) to visit me? If not, by the time I (6) ... (see) you again, so much (7) ... (happen) to us both that it’ll take us hors to catch up the news.