I’m taking Harrv to the Russian Museum this morning.

1. She intends to buy him a new record for his birthday.

2. May 1st (tomorrow). Rain.

3. I intended to see this film yesterday, but it turned out that it would be on TV in 2 days.

4. We’ve arranged to meet at the Milk bar. He says he intends to ring me up at 7.

Ex. 12. Use either the Future Indefinite Tense (will do) or going to to make an offer or to express intentions in the following situations. Use the words in brackets to make your answers.

Example: Ben says, “Oh, it’s cold here!” and offers to close the window.

You: “I’ll close the window.”

1. You can’t decide where to go on your holidays next year. Suddenly you have an idea, (to go to Italy)

2. You see someone studying the plan of St.-Petersburg. What do you say? (to showthe way)

3. A week ago you decided to visit the Hermitage. Tell your friend about your intention.

(to visit the Hermitage)

4. You know that your friend needs your help. What do you say? (to help you)

Ex. 13.

1. Read these two sentences. Choose the one, where Mike has already planned to invite Daisy to St.-Petersburg.

1. I’m going to invite Daisy to St.-Petersburg.

2. I’ll invite Daisy to St.-Petersburg.

2. A man is discussing his day’s plans as they appear in hjs diary. Look at the extract from the diary, and then decide which sentence he should use.

1. I’ll have my lecture on Maths at 10 and then I’ll meet Harry. (10.00 - lecture)

2. I’m having my lecture on Maths at 10 and then meeting Harry at 12.30. (12.30 - Harry)

3. You are in a hurry. You don’t want to be late. You think:

1. I’ll take a taxi.

2. I’m taking a taxi.

4. Two friends discuss their plans for the evening. They’ve decided to go to the concert. They tell someone what they have decided.

1. We are going to the concert today.

2. I think we’ll go to the concert today

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