Positive & negative

I	will (will not)	go to the seaside fly to Greece go skiing	tomorrow next (week, month, etc.)
He/She/It
We/You/They

Questions Short answers

Will	I	go to a disco	tomorrow?	Yes, I will. No, I will not
	he/she/it
	they/we/you

Time expressions

tomorrow	завтра	the day after tomorrow	послезавтра
next	следующий (год, неделя, день и т.д.)	in the future	в будущем

2 (A) Complete the sentences

1. fly/ you/ Will/ to/ Moscow?

2. you/Will/ be/ on Wednesday/ at home?

3. The children/ come/ will/ at 5o’clock/ home.

4. live/ people/ Will/ one day/ on the Moon/?

5. tomorrow/ Will/ be cold/ it/ in Moscow?

2(B). What will happen? Complete the sentences with will or won’t

1 ___________ it rain tomorrow?

I hope it __________ rain.

2 How old _______ you be next year?

I ____________ be thirteen.

3 Our teacher is ill, so she ___________ be at school next week.

I think she ___________ be well.

4 We are going to London on holiday this year, aren’t we?

We haven’t got any money, so we __________ go on holiday this year.

5 ______________ you be at home tomorrow?

No, we ______________. We are visiting Grandmother.

6 Next year at this time I _______ be in America!

______________ you go there with your husband?

7 I don’t think the journey to London ________ be very pleasant.

Don’t worry! I ____________ write you a postcard.

8 Who ________ meet you at the station?

I hope my brother _______ meet me.

9 ____________ there be many people at John’s party?

I don’t know exactly.

10 Nick, you __________ pass your French test, because you don’t work hard.

I am sure I ___________ do the test successfully.

2 (C) Fill in the gaps with the verb aspect: Present Simple, Past Simple, or Future Simple

1 He invested ( ___________________ ) his money in business.

2 Our teacher is (___________________ ) ill.

3 She will be (_____________________ ) at school next week.

4 In 1873 he started ( __________________ ) his own steel company.

5 These institutions cost ( _____________________ ) $400 million a year.

6 Soros created ( ________________ ) funds for solution world problems in health & education.

7 Next year at this time I will be ( ________________ ) in Africa.

8 Finally he returned ( ____________ ) to Scotland.

9 We visit ( _____________ ) our Grandmother every week.

10 As a young man, Carnegie worked ( ________________ ) on the railway.

11 Soros went ( ______________ ) to England in 1947.

12 I am going to do sports (______________ ) tomorrow.

13 Carnegie built ( _______________ ) 2,800 free public libraries in the US.

14 I don’t like ( _________________ ) autumn.

15 He didn’t finish ( __________________ ) his education.

16 I always do tests ( ____________ ) successfully.

17 James Anderson gave ( _____________ ) Carnegie books from his library.

18 Soros studied ( ______________ ) at the London School of Economics.

19 You don’t work ( ______________ ) hard.

20 Soros wrote ( ______________ ) books about politics, economics and society.

21 We will meet ( ______________ ) you at the station tomorrow.

22 What is ( ________________ ) your address?

23 I am not ( ________________ ) a teacher.

3. Must

Must expresses strong obligation.

The forms of must are the same for all persons.

Must + infinitive without to

Positive & negative

I/ he/ she/ it/we/ you/they

must (not)

try harder

Questions with must are possible, but the use of have to is more common.

Must	I/ he/ she/ it/we/ you/they	take exams?	Yes, you must
Do	I/ he/ she/ it/we/ you/they	have to	take exams?	Yes, you do.