народ плиз помогите с английским. Read the conversation and put in a pronoun and The Future Continuous form of the verbs. 1)When i leave

1) Andrea (to live) in San Francisco.
2) She (to get up) at six o'clock and (to take) а shower.
3) She doesn't normally (to have) breakfast.
4) At half past eight she (to catch) а bus to her college.
5) Нег first class (to start) at а quarter past eight.
6) She always (to have) lunch at twelve o'clock in the cafeteria.
7) The cafeteria (to be) ОК and it (to be) cheap too.
8) Once а week she (to go) swimming.
9) Sometimes one of her friends (to pick) them up and then (to drive) them home.
10) She (°to invite) friends to her house rather often, they (to listen) to music and (to talk).

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suddenly my boys (remember) :" What about going to Santa's Grotto, Mum? ". I (hope) they would forget, I (be) so tired. " But you promised, " they (insist) . I was surprised at their enthusiasm. They seemed quite big boys to me. Nick (be) eight, Fyodor (be) seven. As for baby Ivan, his opinion (remain) unknown, as he (be) only eleven months old. A promise is a promise , so I (go) to the shopping mall. Santa's Grotto was on the second floor, on the left. A few days carlier, I (ask) a sales assistant what was requited no get into Santa's Grotto. It turned out, nothing. We just (come) and (join) the queve. Finally, it was our tam to see Santa . Suddenly I heard Nick (read) loodly and distinnly: " Please do not forget to purсhase a ticket ." What ticket? I couldn't believe it. I (start) pirsthing our there (be) not time , and we just (go) in. We (look) around. In the halflight,we (see) owaete. They (nod) their heads and their reindeer (get) ready for a ride. All was covered with glittering snow. In the middle of the Grotto I saw Santa who was narrounded by becomes with presents . But, oh no! The tickets : We have none! Santa (talk) to a small girl, asking her gently about bet interests , and then (give) her a present. It (be) our turn to talk with Santa. I (feel) so ashamed, I (want) to disappear. Why I (come) have without the tickets? Why I (waste) Santa's time? I (whisper) to the boys : " You (get) your presents on Russian Christmas, on the seventh of January." They (look) miserable. Santa was about to start a conversation with them when I (whisper) his ear: " I (be) awfully sorry, but we (have) no tickets. They (get) their presents on Russian christmas, the seventh of January. " Santa (be) surprised. (Be) the boys in front of him Russian? Yes, they be. ( Be ) all of them mine? Of course, they (be) mine. He (ask) them a few simple questions with such genuine interest that they. (melt ) and ( tell) Santa about everything. Them their eyes (sparkle) their cheeks (glow) in delight. What an amazing person Santa was: Santa (ask) me about Russian Christmas. I (explain) that we (celebrate) by the Julian calendar. Santa (nod) understandingly. Them to me astonishment. Santa (give) each of the boys a present, wrapped in beautiful colourful paper. The baby (grad) his present quickly and ( hold) it tight. I ( be) speechless. I ( can not) say a word. Such kind eyes (look) at me through the spectacles, and such a gentle voice (say) :" After all, it's Christmas." We ( leave) the Grotto and (btink) in the bright clghr of cotside. Snddenly it (occur) to me that I (can) say them. The cashier (receive) the payment indifferently, but it (not matter). We (see) just Santa and that was all that mastered. " If anyoce ever (say) that Santa ( not exist) . I said My boys (look) at me so happfly that I (not finish) the sentence.

едположения относительно будущих событий;

заранее намеченные планы,для осуществления которых совершены оределенные дествия ;

действия,которые с большой вероятностью или неизбежно произойдут в будущем;действия,запланированные в соответствии с графиком,расписанием;

планы,желания,намерения;

будущие действия,которые,возможно,произойдут,а возможно,и нет.

Work in pairs.Use this information to make up phone dialogues.

1.(Anna-Kate)

Anna is calling Kate to invite her to her birthday party.Kate answers the phone.She is very happy about the party and promises to come.

2.(Mary-John' mother)

Mary is calling her classmate John to tell him that instead of Maths they are going to have Literature tomorrow.But John is out.His mother answers the phone.

3.(Jane Grey's mother-school director)

Jane's mother is calling the director to tell him that Jane is ill.The director's secretary answers the phone.She says the director is talking to somebody else.The secretary asks Jane's mother to call back.

William Caxton is the first English printer. He was born in Kent in 1422. His father was a farmer . William did not want to be a farmer like his father. So his father sent him to London. He worked in an office that is traded with other countries . William loved to read new books that have been published in Europe. When Willian Caxton was thirty , after the death of his master he started his business in Belgium. In 1471, he left his business and began translating French into English . He became interested in the press and at IAST he recognized him. William would like to have your own news one day, and he did it. In 1476 he brought his own print shop in London . Printing was the work of the devil. Some people like to break his press . Caxton printed his first book in 1477 . It was the first book printed in English . The book has been translated Caxtons French Tales of Troy William Caxton about eighty printed books. He turned thirty-one books from French. Caxton died in 1491

...(ability) to stop and go and follow this way and that, as the whim takes you. You won't...(dependence) on anybody or anything. You must be open to all...(to impress) and let your thoughts take colours from what you set. There should be no...(noisy) to jar on the...(to meditate) silence of the morning. As long as the man is...(reasonably) he cannot surrender himself to that fine...(to intoxicate) that comes in the open air. During the first day or so of any tour, there are moments of..(bitter), when the ...(to travel) feels more that coldly и т.д It becomes ...(magnet); the spirit of the journey enters into you again