Unit 13. History
GRAMMAR
Prepositions
Preposition
is a word or group of words often placed before a noun or a pronoun to indicate
place, direction, source, method etc.
A.
Uses of
prepositions:
At |
||
a. |
generally a small
place |
I live at Khajura. |
b. |
around a place |
Rita was waiting for
me at the airport. |
c. |
the time shown by a
clock |
My sister gets up at
6 o’clock. |
d. |
parts of a day |
We take a rest at
night. |
e. |
festivals |
People wear beautiful
cloths at Dashain. |
In |
||
a. |
generally a large
place |
My friend has a big
trade house in Kathmandu. |
b. |
names of month, year,
season |
Samjhana came here in
January/2009/winter season. |
c. |
parts of day with
article ‘the’ |
We work in the day
time but take rest in the night. |
d. |
period of time to
show future time |
You will get this
book in a week. |
e. |
wearing |
I usually go to
school in a jacket. |
On |
||
a. |
to show the position
of something on the surface of something other |
My books are on the
table. |
b. |
something stuck on
wall |
The photograph of my
father is hung on the wall. |
c. |
the names of days and
occasion |
Schools are close on
Saturdays. Ram was awarded on
the National Children Day. |
d. |
dates |
Sangam leaves Nepal
on 10th of next month. |
e. |
means of
transportation |
Some boys come to
school on bicycles. |
f. |
topic |
The chief guest spoke
on “The Importance of Education.” |
Of |
||
a. |
possession |
The cover of my book
has been tattered. |
b. |
measurement and
quality |
I bought ten kilos of
rice yesterday evening. |
c. |
cause / reason |
My friend died of
cancer. |
From |
||
a. |
starting place |
I came here from
Danfe. |
b. |
starting time |
Rajan knew me from
her birth. |
c. |
cause / reason |
I am suffering from
cold. |
Since |
||
a. |
to show the
continuous action |
she has known me
since class XII |
For |
||
a. |
to show the
continuous action |
We have been living here
for ten years. |
b. |
purpose |
He went to the Qatar
for a good job. |
By |
||
a. |
to indicate nearness
or beside |
Suziet stopped by the
gate. He sits by me in class. |
b. |
means of travelling |
I go to school by
bus. |
c. |
ways of doing
something |
I sent a message by
e-mail. |
d. |
after a passive verb |
Rawan was killed by
Ram. |
e. |
the meaning of before |
Send your letter by
20th March, 2010. |
f. |
passing
somebody/something |
Pooja walked by me
and my school, but she ignored me. |
Over |
||
a. |
the position that is
vertically above (untouched) |
Crows flies over the
Singh Durbar. |
b. |
in the meaning of
covering |
He put a blanket over
the sleeping child. |
c. |
all or most part of
something |
They have traveelled
all over the Europe. |
Under |
||
a. |
the position that is
vertically below (untouched) |
Tables are set under
the bright lights. |
b. |
the meaning of less
than or younger than |
My brother is under
twenty. |
Above |
||
a. |
in higher position |
My picture is hanged
above the calendar. |
b. |
in the meaning of
more than |
The hall is not fit
for above 300 audiences. |
Below |
||
a. |
in lower position |
Our village is
situated below the hill. |
b. |
in the meaning of
less than |
Our living standard
is below Indians. |
Between |
||
a. |
in the middle of two
things/person/place/time… |
Ram is sitting
between the Sita and Mina. |
Among |
||
a. |
Surrounded by more
than two…. |
The school is among
the temples. |
With |
||
a. |
with company |
My children live with
me. |
b. |
physical feature |
The man with long
hair is my brother. |
c. |
instruments |
He killed the cock
with a knife. |
To |
||
a. |
direction of motion |
He was going to
market. |
b. |
relationship |
He was married to
Manu. |
c. |
person that receive
something |
I left the letter to
your son. |
Towards |
||
a. |
in the direction of |
He was coming towards
me. |
Into |
||
a. |
a motion from outside
to inside |
A boy ran into the
classroom. |
b. |
changing the
state/shape… |
Water changes into
ice. |
Out of |
||
a. |
a motion from inside
to outside |
A boy came out of the
house. |
Off |
||
a. |
down or away from |
A girl fell off the
roof. |
b. |
removed, finished,
stop… |
Bina cut off an inch
if her hair. Switch off the fan. |
Through |
||
a. |
movement from one
place to other |
The thieves came
through the window. |
b. |
by means/because of |
One can achieve
success in life through hard work. |
In front of |
||
a. |
in a position that is
further forward or before |
I mostly spend days
sitting in front of my computer. |
Besides |
||
a. |
next to or at the
side of |
Muna came and sat
beside me. |
About |
||
a. |
concerning |
She doesn’t know
about me. |
b. |
approximately |
He spends about Rs.
10, 00,000 on his daughter’s wedding. |
Without |
||
a. |
not having |
She went out without
an umbrella in the rain. |
b. |
not in the company of |
Go nowhere without
your teachers. |
c. |
not using or taking |
She can’t read
without her glasses. |
B
Prepositions
with some common expressions:
abide by accused of afraid of angry at anxious for ashamed of at he sight of aware of depend on fall down fond of gift of guilty of in search of inspired with jealous of live on look for-seek north of put on relevant to pleased with put out rely on sick of tired of loyal to laugh at in spite of |
revenge for-activity because of cause of communicate to/with deal out-sharing different from harmful to interested in-noun interesting to-verb look after-care obedient to break into-enter by
force revenge on-person stare at wrong with belongs to shocked
at/to-surprise interesting in-noun knocked at covered in
deal in-buying &
selling familiar with-lg. interested to-verb deal with-manage familiar to-person apologize to sth apologize for sb prevented from recovering from responsible for |
crowd of eligible for fit for full of grateful for ill with indifferent to intimate with listen to look at-sth made of pass away-die put off qualified for result of tease at laugh at capable of charged of hope of die of escaped from belongs to divide …into listening to look at free from famous for fall in love |
beware of thinking of made of reminds …of proud of heard of aimed …at dressed in believe in polite in find …in desire for anxious for thanked …for searching for lying on mistook …for depend on keen on keep in touch get off suffering from borrow…from omitted from related to break down care of give up proud of |
A. Look at the following examples. Which parts of speech do the
words in bold belong to?
a.
She was born in Basel Switzerland and met Frank while studying design in New
York. Frank’s offices were on the 88th floor of the
tower.
b.
My wife and I were befriended by Frank and Nicole in 1999.
At about noon, we took the children to Fort Green Park.
c.
He suddenly saw Sue across the room.
d.
I’d seen them walking along the road past my window
several times before.
e.
The castle sat in the mountains above the town.
f.
She stood among all her friends in the room and felt
very happy.
g.
He sneezed during the performance.
h.
You can’t catch a big fish with a small rod like that.
i.
Do not throw stones at the dogs. They may bite you.
[All
are belong to preposition]
B. Complete these sentences with the correct prepositions.
a.
The relationship ………..the two boys has changed significantly over the past few
years.
The
relationship between the two boys has changed significantly over
the past few years.
b.
In Nepal, many girls get married ………..an early age.
In
Nepal, many girls get married at an early age.
c.
I’m not ………..the mood for such silly games.
I’m
not in the mood for such silly games.
d.
There were no security personnel………..duty at that time.
There
were no security personnel on duty at that time.
e.
The new smartphone is similar ………..the one I bought a few years ago.
The
new smartphone is similar to the one I bought a few years ago.
f.
My dad insisted ……….. taking the later train.
My
dad insisted on taking the later train.
g.
People ……….. ambition always try to achieve their goals, no matter what
happens.
People
with ambition always try to achieve their goals, no matter what
happens.
h.
Mr Jenkins has been disabled all his life as a result …….. a childhood illness.
Mr
Jenkins has been disabled all his life as a result of a childhood
illness.
i.
We bought the TV because it was ……….. sale.
We
bought the TV because it was on sale.
j.
She has no understanding ……….. how computers really work.
She
has no understanding of how computers really work.
k.
I gave him my new T-shirt in exchange ……….. a few cigarettes.
I
gave him my new T-shirt in exchange for a few cigarettes.
l.
The company is run ……….. two people who hardly ever meet.
The
company is run by two people who hardly ever meet.
m.
All the celebrations and parties were called ………… because of the tragic
accident.
All
the celebrations and parties were called off because of the
tragic accident.
n.
There was a great need ……….. volunteers at the site of the crash.
There
was a great need of volunteers at the site of the crash.
C. Complete the following text with correct prepositions.
What
are we seeing here? One very real possibility is that these are the
educational consequences of the differences......... parenting styles that
we talked about ………..... the Chris Langan chapter. Think back to Alex Williams,
the nineyear-old whom Annette Lareau studied. His parents
believe………......concerted cultivation. He gets taken………...........museums and
gets enrolled…….....…..special programs and goes ………... ..summer camp, where he
takes classes. When he’s bored……...…..home, there are plenty of books to read,
and his parents see it as their responsibility to keep him actively engaged
……..the world ……..him. It’s hard to see how Alex would get better……..reading
and math …….. the summer.
What
are we seeing here? One very real possibility is that these are
the educational consequences of the
differences in parenting styles that we talked about in the
Chris Langan chapter. Think back to Alex Williams, the nine-year-old whom
Annette Lareau studied. His parents believe in concerted
cultivation. He gets taken to museums and gets
enrolled in special programs and goes to summer
camp, where he takes classes. When he's bored at home,
there are plenty of books to read, and his parents see it as their
responsibility to keep him actively engaged in the
world for him. It's hard to see how Alex would get
better at reading and math in the
summer.
Simple future, future continuous, future perfect and future perfect
continuous
Tense express the time of action and its degree of
completeness. There are mainly three tense in English: Present, Past and
Future. Every tense has four aspects: Simple, Continuous, Perfect and Perfect
Continuous. There is no one to one correspondence between English and Nepali
tenses.
1.
Tense structure
and time adverbial…
Structure |
Uses |
Examples |
Simple
present S
+ V1/ V5 + O |
With the time adverbial: always,
often, never, everyday, sometimes, generally, seldom, usually, nowadays,
these days … |
He
often comes here. They
never play football. He
sometimes visits new places. Barking
dog seldom bites. |
To
express present habitual action |
They
watch TV serials every evening. |
|
To
express general truth |
Water
boils at 1000 Celsius. |
|
To
express the time-table actions |
Our
exam starts at eleven. |
|
To
express saying and proverbs |
Honesty
is the best policy. |
|
Present
continuous S
+ is/am/are + V4 + O |
With
time adverbials: Now,
at present, still, today, this + time… |
The
little child sleeping now. We
are learning something at present. |
With
words of attention: Look!,
Listen!, Hurry up! … |
Look!
My father is coming. Listen!
Someone is calling us. |
|
With
imperatives |
Don’t
talk so loudly, your father is sleeping. Wait,
a bus is coming. |
|
Fixed
planned action |
We
are going to Pokhara tomorrow. |
|
Present
perfect S
+ has/have + V3 + O |
With
time adverbials: Just,
already, recently, lately, yet… Since
+ point of time For
+ period of time |
We
have just come here. Mina
has already seen me. I
have known you since April. She
has been here for two years. |
To
express the past action with a present effect/result |
Mina
has got in an accident. She is still in hospital. I
have lost my key. It is not in my pocket. |
|
Present
perfect continuous S
+ has/have + been + V4 + O |
With
the time adverbials: All
+ time … Since
+ time … For
+ time …. |
He
has been working all this morning. She
has been living here for six months. He
has been writing a letter since 2 o’clock. |
Simple
past S +
V2 + O |
With
the time adverbials: Ago,
yesterday, last, those days, ancient, last + time…. In +
past time….. |
Anju
passed the test in June. She
met me yesterday. I
bought it last week. He
got married in 1960. |
Narrative
in stories |
Once
upon a time, there was a king. |
|
Past
habits |
She
often ate Daal and Roti in India. |
|
Past
continuous S +
was/were + V4 + O |
To
talk about an activity that was going on at a certain time in the past with ‘ all yesterday’ |
This
time last week they were dancing. They
were reading novels all yesterday. He
was playing football all yesterday. |
Past
perfect S +
had + V3 + O |
To
express an action that took place before another action started. |
He
had already left the place before Ram came. The
patient had died by the time doctor came. |
Past
perfect continuous S +
had been + V 4 + O |
To
express an action that had been going on before another action started… |
It
had been raining when I woke up. She
had been working there when the trouble began |
Simple
future S +
will + V1 + O |
With
the time adverbials: Tomorrow,
next, soon, tonight … |
Tom
will come here tomorrow. I
shall help you next week. |
To
make prediction |
The
weather will be cooler tomorrow. |
|
Future
continuous S +
will be + V4 + O |
To
express an ongoing action at a certain point in the future… |
This
time next week I will be visiting Pokhara with my friends. |
Future
perfect S +
will have + V3 + O |
To
express future completed action With:
By /
Before + point of time In +
period of time |
They
will have gone home. She
will have cooked rice by 6 o’clock. He
will have passed I. A. in two years. |
Future
perfect continuous S +
will have been + V4 + O |
To
express future ongoing action With: By +
time……..for + time. |
By
the next month, he will have been living here for two years. |
- Tense
sequence ….
Simple
present + simple future |
If I
give a party, I will invite them. |
Simple
past + simple past / past continuous/ past perfect |
When
she pushed him, he fell down. When
Sita came to meet Ram, he was reading a novel. When
the doctor came, the patient had already died. |
Past
tense + while + past continuous Present
tense + present continuous |
The
boys looked at me while I was dancing. He
always comes while she is cooking. |
- Tense
contrasts …
Simple
present (permanent action) Present
continuous (temporary action) |
He
works in a supermarket. He
is working in a school until he finds another job. |
Simple
future (uncertain future action) Present
continuous (fixed future action) |
He
will fly to Singapore next week. He
is flying to Singapore next week. He has already booked a ticket. |
Present
perfect (if the action takes little
time to happen) Present
perfect continuous (if the action takes some time to happen) |
He
has fallen of the bridge. He is in the river now. He
has been running. He is sweating. |
Simple
past (no result of the action and is already completed in the past) Present
perfect (the result of the action in the present context) |
Hari
fell in the river. He drowned. Hari
has fallen in the river. He’s very wet. |
4.
Be going to + V1
…. (It is used for the future action
which we can guess or predict)
It is going to rain soon. There is cloud over the sky.
A. Study the following sentences. Notice the verb forms in bold.
a.
She will win the competition.
b.
She will be waiting when we arrive.
c.
I will have finished this work by next week.
d.
I will have been living here for one-year next month.
B. Make sentences from the given clues as stated in brackets.
a.
Who/pass the exam? (future simple)
Who
will pass the exam?
b.
How/you/get home? (future continuous)
How
will you be getting home?
c.
I/come later. (future simple)
I'll
come later.
d.
She/catch the train by 3 pm. (future perfect)
She
will have caught the train by 3 PM.
e.
It/rain tomorrow. (future simple)
It
will rain tomorrow.
f.
John/sleep at 4 am. (future continuous)
John
will be sleeping at 4 am.
g.
How long/you/see your boyfriend when you get married? (future perfect
continuous)
How
long will you have been seeing your boyfriend when you get married?
h.
It/rain in Kathmandu next week. (future continuous)
It
will be raining in Kathmandu next week.
i.
How long/you/work here when you retire? (future perfect continuous)
How
long have you been working here when you retire?
j.
He / not / finish the cleaning by the time she gets home. (future perfect)
He
won't have finished the cleaning by the time she gets home
C. Complete the following sentences with the correct future tense
form of the verbs in the brackets.
a.
It ………… (snow) in Brighton tomorrow evening.
It
will snow in Brighton tomorrow evening.
b.
On Friday at 8 o’clock, I ………… (to meet) my friend.
On
Friday at 8 o’clock, I will have to meet my friend.
c.
Wait! I ………… (to drive) you to the station.
Wait!
I will drive you to the station.
d.
When they get married in March, they …… (to be) together for six years.
When
they get married in March, they will have been together for six years.
e.
You’re carrying too much. I ………… (to open) the door for you.
You’re
carrying too much. I will open the door for you.
f.
Do you think the teacher ………… (to mark) our homework by Monday morning?
Do
you think the teacher will have marked our homework by Monday morning?
g.
When I see you tomorrow, I ………… (show) you my new book.
When
I see you tomorrow, I will show you my new book.
h.
After you take a nap, you ………… (to feel) a lot better.
After
you take a nap, you will feel a lot better.
i.
I ………… (to let) you know the second the builders finish decorating.
I
will let you know the second the builders finish decorating.
j.
We ………… (to wait) in the shelter until the bus comes.
We
will have been waiting in the shelter until the bus comes.
k.
I’m very sorry, Dr. Jones ………… (not be) back in the clinic until 2pm.
I’m
very sorry, Dr. Jones will not be back in the clinic until 2pm.
l.
This summer, I ………… (to live) in Birgunj for four years.
This
summer, I will have been living in Birgunj for four years.
m.
I don’t think you ………… (to have) any problems when you land in Pokhara.
I
don’t think you will have had any problems when you land in Pokhara.
n.
The baby should be due soon, next week she ………… (to be) pregnant for nine
months.
The
baby should be due soon, next week she will have been pregnant for nine
months.
o.
By the time we get home, they ………… (to play) football for 30 minutes.
By
the time we get home, they will have been playing football for 30
minutes.
p.
When you get off the train, I ………… (to wait) for you by the ticket machine.
When
you get off the train, I will be waiting for you by the ticket machine.
q.
This time next week, I ………… (ski) in Switzerland!
This
time next week, I will have been skiing in Switzerland!
r.
Now, I ………… (to check) my answers.
Now,
I will check my answers.
Extra Exercise:
Complete the given sentences.
1) 1) I received no reply ........my letter.
(on, to)
2)
I took my hat ........the table. (of,
off)
3)
I was anxious ........her. (about, to)
4)
I was pleased ........the results. (of,
with)
5)
I went to work ........my umbrella. (out
of, without)
6)
I will arrive ........six o’clock. (at,
in)
7)
I will work ........five o’clock.
(until, up)
8)
Lack of exercise can be detrimental
........one’s health. (of, to)
9)
Many foods ........milk contain calcium.
(beside, besides)
10)
Missing the bus is no excuse ........being
late. (for, of)
11)
Nocturnal animals usually sleep
........the day. (during, underneath)
12)
Pay close attention ........the traffic
signals. (for, to)
13)
People often make fun ........what they
do not understand. (of, to)
14)
Photographic film is sensitive ........light.
(of, to)
15)
Please refrain ........smoking. (from,
to)
16)
Seals are adapted ........life in the
water. (at, to)
17)
She has a reputation ........having the
ability to deal with any situation. (for, of)
18)
She is interested ........animals. (for, in)
19)
She is leaving ........five minutes.
(at, in)
20)
She likes to participate
........extracurricular activities. (in, with)
21)
She loves to quote ........Shakespeare’s
plays. (from, to)
22)
She takes an active interest
........community events. (in, of)
23)
She was praised ........her
achievements. (for, to)
24)
She went to Rome ........France.
(versus, via)
25)
She will call us ........half an hour.
(at, in)
26)
That is only one example ........what I
mean. (in, of)
27)
The bank is ........the school.
(opposite, out of)
28)
The cat was sitting ........the stove.
(beside, besides)
29)
The children ran ........the school.
(of, out of)
30)
The dog barked ........the mailman. (at,
to)
31)
The play begins ........seven thirty.
(at, on)
32)
At this time tomorrow I shall………a movie
on television. (watch, be watching, have watched)
33)
Before the policeman came, the thief
…………… (run away, runs away, had run away)
34)
Bimala ………….food every day. (prepares,
prepared, was prepared)
35)
By the end of this year she will……….here
for six years. (be staying, have stayed, have been staying)
36)
By the time we reach home, it …………..been
dark. (will have, has, had)
37)
By the time we reached home, it
……………..been dark. (will have, had, has)
38)
Don’t cross the road. The bus ……………………..
(come, is coming, will come)
39)
He ………..out. (has gone already, already
went, has already gone)
40)
He will come to the spot as soon as you
…………him. (call, called, will call)
41)
I …………..here until Amrita comes back.
(be, am, will be)
42)
I wish the children …….longer in the
morning, then I shouldn’t get woken so early. (sleep, are sleeping, slept)
43)
I’m sure you ……….the exam. (passes,
passed, will pass)
44)
In two months the SLC exam result
………….out. (will be, will have been, will have)
45)
It …………night, we must leave. (had been,
has been, was being)
46)
Krishna ………………yet. (hasn’t arrived,
didn’t arrive, won’t arrive)
47)
Listen! Someone …………. (is singing,
sings, will sing)
48)
My mother …………TV when I entered the
room. (watched, has been watching, was watching)
49)
My sister ………..the room before the
guests entered. (cleans, was cleaning, had cleaned)
50)
Nila ……………all day yesterday. (wrote, had
written, had been writing)
51)
Pramila is pregnant now. She ……….birth
to a baby. (is going to give, is giving, will give)
52)
Pramita ……………us daily in the past.
(helped, helps, will help)
53)
Pramod …………his house. It looks nice. (is
painting, had painted, has painted)
54)
Ram and Nagma love travelling. They
…………… India next month. (will visit, are visiting, visit)
55)
Ram and Shyam …………Pokhara by next week.
(will go, will have gone, will have been going)
56)
Sera ….. to me whenever he was in a
shortage of money. (always comes, always came, will always come)
57)
Sophia and Sagun………..working in the
radio Nepal since six months ago. (will be, were , have been)
58)
Take the umbrella. It ………..outside. (is
raining, rains, raining)
59)
The bus ………Pokhara at 10 o’clock.
(leaves, will leave, left)
60)
The cat ……you when you pull its tail.
(scratched, will scratch, will be scratching)
61)
The old beggar ……….yesterday. (dies,
died, had died)
62)
The river Amazon ………..into the Atlantic
Ocean. (flow, flows, flowed)
63)
They …………home by tomorrow. (will go, are
going, will have gone)
64)
They will………….the building by the end of
this month. (complete, be completing, have completed)
65)
We generally ……………..to school in the
morning. (went, go, have gone)
66)
When I last saw you, you …………..of moving
to your village. (are thinking, were thinking, have thinking)
67)
When I pushed him, he …………there. (was
falling, fell, had fallen)
68)
When she hit on his head, he ……………..
(fainted, has fainted, had fainted)
69)
When the bus arrived, we …………on it. (were
getting, had got , got)
70)
When the telephone rang, I ……………………
(slept, has slept, was sleeping)
71)
While I was having my dinner, she
…………….me. (call, is calling, called)
Make future tense sentences
ore questions with the words in brackets.
1) 1) By the time we get to the party, Fat
Bob........... everything. (eat)
2) I am writing a book. By this time next
month, I ........... the book. (write)
3)
Old Mr. Mac ...........maths for 30
years by the end of this term (teach)
4)
John is cleaning the house. By the time
his parents arrive, John ........... the house. (clean)
5)
Look at the clouds – it .......... (to
rain) in a few minutes.
6)
Come next spring, we........... in Kyoto
for two years.(work)
7)
When they .......... (to get) married in
March, they .......... (to be) together for six years.
8)
By the time you wake up tomorrow
morning, Pete........... in Qingdao.(arrive)
9)
You’re carrying too much. I ..........
(to open) the door for you.
10)
At this rate, we ...........everything
ready by six o'clock. (get)
11)
Do you think the teacher .......... (to
mark) our homework by Monday morning?
12)
Johnson ...........at sea 7 days by the
time he enters French waters.(be)
13)
When I .......... (to see) you tomorrow,
I .......... (show) you my new book.
14)
If what scientists say is true,
humans...........life a miserable existence within the next 15 years. (make)
15)
After you .......... (to take) a nap,
you .......... (to feel) a lot better
16)
I’m sorry but you need to stay in the
office until you .......... (to finish) your work.
17)
I .......... (to buy) the cigarettes
from the corner shop when it .......... (to open).
18)
I __________ (to let) you know the
second the builders .......... (to finish) decorating.
19)
Before we .......... (to start) our
lesson, we .......... (to have) a review.
20)
When we get to March, Jimbo...........
in Thailand for 18 months. (live)
21)
Maria is preparing a report. By this
time tomorrow, Maria ........... the report. (prepare)
22)
We .......... (to have) dinner at a
seaside restaurant on Sunday.
23)
We .......... (to wait) in the shelter
until the bus .......... (to come).
24)
I’m very sorry Dr. Jones .......... (not
be) back in the clinic until 2pm.
25)
This summer, I .......... (to live) in
Brighton for four years.
26)
I don’t think you .......... (to have)
any problems when you land in Boston.
27)
The baby should be due soon, next week
she .......... (to be) pregnant for nine months.
28)
By the time we get home, they ..........
(to play) football for 30 minutes.
29)
In three years I .......... (to live) in
a different country.
30)
When you .......... (to get) off the
train, I .......... (to wait) for you by the ticket machine.
31)
.......... (to take) your children with
you to France?
32)
This time next week I .......... (ski)
in Switzerland!
33)
There's no point going now. The
bus...........by the time we get there. (leave)
34)
It .......... to snow) in Brighton
tomorrow evening.
35)
Martha is learning German. By this time
next year, Martha ........... German. (learn)
36)
Be prepared to stand up during the
concert as they........... all the seats by now. (take)
37)
On Friday at 8 o’clock I .......... (to
meet) my friend.
38)
They are inviting all their friends. By
this time tomorrow, they ........... all their friends. (invite)
39)
Come June, we........... out together
for four months. (go out)
40)
Paul .......... (to fly) to London on
Monday morning.
41) We are bringing our stuff to our new
apartment. By this time tomorrow, we ........... all our stuff to our new
apartment. (buy)
42)
When you get to L.A., you........... for
seven hours.(fly)
43)
I am fixing my computer. By this time
next week, I ........... my computer. (fix)
44)
Wait! I .......... (to drive) you to the
station.
45)
I'm sure that when we go to the meeting,
all the important decisions........... beforehand. (take)
46)
This time tomorrow I ...........all my exams.
(finish)
47)
My mother is making dinner. By the time
the guests arrive, my mother ........... dinner. (make)
48)
The English lesson .......... (to start)
at 8:45.
49)
Are you still writing your essay? If you..........(to
finish) by 4pm, we can go for a walk.
50)
Peter is reading a magazine. By the time
his flight lands, Peter.........the magazine. (read)
51)
I .......... (to see) my mother in
April.
52)
My sister and I are painting our
apartment. By this time tomorrow, my sister and I ........... our apartment.
(paint)
53)
According to the itinerary we'll arrive
in Aberdeen at 1 o'clock. ..........? (have/we/lunch)
54)
At 3 o'clock, we ..........on the
train to Leeds. (sit)
55)
Be careful or the
cars ..........you down. Look both ways before you cross the street.
(knock)
56)
Bill won't be here at 5 o'clock. He ..........the letters. (deliver)
57)
Come to see me in the afternoon. I ..........in the garden. (work)
58)
Could you take this parcel to the
post-office? .......... it for me? (you - do)
59)
Did you remember to invite Mrs. Oates?
Oh, no! I forgot. But I ..........her right now. (call)
60)
Do you think it ..........at the
weekend? (snow)
61)
Don't call me at 10 o'clock. I ..........to Spain. (fly)
62)
Don't call me this time tomorrow. I'll
be on the plane. Where ..........? (you/travel)
63)
Every student ..........a computer
at school in ten years' time. (use)
64)
He ..........tennis at 7.30. He
usually starts at 7 o'clock. Could you come before that? (play)
65)
Hurry up. You are so late!
Everybody ..........when you arrive at the office. (work)
66)
I am not sure if I can offer the room in
such a condition. ..........? (it/our guest/like)
67)
I can buy it for you if you want.
I ..........in the afternoon anyway. (shop)
68)
I can come tomorrow at 8.30.
I ..........in my office. (not work)
69)
I can tell Steve about your problem.
I ..........to him anyway. (talk)
70)
I don't know if I will stay here. Perhaps I ..........to a big city one
day. (move)
71)
I hope Simon ..........there. He's
great fun. (be)
72)
I suppose we ..........at a hotel
next summer. (stay)
73)
I ..........you at the station. My
car is out of order. (not meet)
74)
I'd like to see your geography project.
If I come at 4.30, ..........? (work/you/on it)
75)
If your English teacher asks you to do
it, ..........for her? (translate/the text/you)
76)
I'll have a holiday next week.
I ..........at 6 o'clock as usual. (not get up)
77)
I'm sorry, I forgot about it. I ..........it right now. (do)
78)
In ten years' time
we ..........smart phones 24 hours a day. (use)
79)
Is Bill at school? No, he isn't. I
suppose he ..........to school next week. (come)
80)
Is the coat O.K.? - Yes,
I ..........it. (take)
81)
Jane, can I borrow your laptop
tonight? ..........at about 9 o'clock? (it/you/use)
82)
Josh, I'm just calling to tell you that
we ..........part in the competition on Saturday. (not take)
83)
My best friend ..........in Sydney
tonight because he missed his plane yesterday. (not be)
84)
My dad ..........back on 24
December. He'll be in Barcelona. (not come)
85)
My parents want to travel a lot when
they are retired. Which countries ..........? (they/visit)
86)
My sister Jane ..........for you
when you arrive. But she'll appear a little bit later. (not wait)
87)
Oh, no. I've just missed the 7.15 bus.
How ..........now? (get/to school/I)
88)
She should know about it. I ..........to her. (write)
89)
The late night show starts at 10
o'clock. Please, ..........? (there/you/drive me)
90)
This time next week I ..........for
my university entrance exam. What a relief! (not prepare)
91)
This time on Sunday we ..........in
France. (ski)
92)
Two days from now we ..........in
the sun anymore. Our holiday will be over. (not lie)
93)
Wait a minute. Your suitcase is so big.
I ..........it for you. (take)
94)
We ..........our house this time
tomorrow. Do you think you could give us a hand? (move)
95)
What ..........while I am cleaning
the windows? Do you think you could help me? (you/do)
96)
When we get up tomorrow morning,
it ..........anymore, I hope. (not rain)
97)
You can come at seven in the morning.
I ..........anymore. (not sleep)
98)
You should tell her as soon as possible.
She ..........you if you don't ask her. (not help)
99)
You shouldn't go to the cinema with Kim.
Sarah ..........it, I'm afraid. (not like)
100)
Your journey will be so long.
How ..........while you are on the train? (you/your time/spend)