In the Active Voice
Ex. 1. Complete the sentences with I’ll and a suitable verb:
1. I feel a bit hungry. I think … something to eat. 2. “Have you written that letter to Jack?” – “Oh, I forgot. … it this evening.” 3. “We haven’t got milk!” – “Oh, haven’t we. … and get some.” 4. “Would you like tea or coffee?” – “… coffee, please.” 5. It’s cold here. I think … the window. 6. It’s late to telephone Jack. Well, … him in the morning. 7. Don’t cook anything for me. … (dine out) tonight. 8. … some sandwiches for the party. 9. I don’t like this dress. … on the green dress. 10. “Are you going to send him a postcard or a telegram?” – “… him a telegram.” 11. …everything I can to help you. 12. “… him some tea”, Naomi said.
Ex. 2. Ask questions to the following sentences beginning with the words in brackets:
1. She will go to school next year. (When? Who?)
2. I think they’ll come to see us next week. (Who? When?)
3. She will see her friend at the cinema. (Whom? Where?)
4. Tomorrow she’ll have breakfast earlier than usual. (When? Why?)
5. It will snow tonight. (When?)
6. Their group will go to London next month. (Who? When? Where?)
7. Ron will help her to pass her exam, I’m sure. (Who? Whom? What?)
8. I’ll never want to see him again. (Whom? Why?)
9. Those happy days will never come back. (Why?)
10. Tina will bring this new record tomorrow: be sure to come. (Who? What? When?)
11. Leave the newspaper alone: I’ll read it in the evening. (When? Who?)
12. Tomorrow our in-laws will visit us. (Who? When?)
13. They will go to the seaside in spring or in summer. (Who? When? Where?)
14. He’ll never lend you money: he’s too greedy for that. (What? Why?)
15. There will be a party on Sunday at the Wilsons’. (Where? When?)
Ex. 3. Complete the second line of these dialogues:
Example: A. I’ve got a headache.
B. I’ll get you an aspirin.
1. A. I’ve spent all money.
B. I’ll … ….
2. A. John and Mary have just got married.
B. Have they? I’ll … ….
3. A. What’ his telephone number?
B. Just a moment. I’ll … ….
4. A. We’ve run out of bread.
B. Don’t worry. I’ll … ….
5. A. You’ll need some books for your essay.
B. I’ll … … library.
6. A. Now you have a flat of your own. Will you keep any pets?
B. I’ll … ….
7. A. I have so many things to do before my son’s birthday party.
B. Don’t worry. I’ll … ….
8. A. It’s a pity you haven’t seen this film.
B. I’ll … ….
9. A. When can you bring me the book you promised?
B. I’ll … ….
10. A. Something’s wrong with my pen.
B. Don’t worry. I’ll … ….
Ex. 4. Answer the questions about your next holiday:
1. When will you have your next holiday? 2. Will you stay in town or go anywhere? 3. Who will you go there with? 4. What are you going to do there? Relax or see the sights, or both? 5. Will you go there by train, by plane or by car? 6. Where will you stay there? 7. Where will you have your meals? 8. How much do you think (it will cost) you will spend on your holiday? 9. Will you buy any souvenirs for your family and friends? 10. When will you come back?
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