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Ex. 1

What would you say in these situations? Use the words: to be sick, crash, get wet, lose, not stop, rain.

1. The sky is full of dark clouds.

2. Now it’s starting to rain. There’s nowhere to shelter, and you haven’t got an umbrella.

3. You feel awful. There’s a terrible feeling in your stomach.

4. You are playing a game. It’s nearly over and you are 100 points behind.

5. You can see a plane coming down. It’s out of control and it’s falling to the ground.

6. You are waiting for a train. There’s one coming, but you don’t know if it’s the one you want. It’s traveling very fast.

Ex. 2

Fill in willor be going to.

1. A: We’ve almost run out of petrol. – B: Don’t worry. We … get some on he way home.

2. A: Does your tooth really hurt? – B: Yes, I … see the dentist tomorrow.

3. A: Did you buy any stamps? – B: I forgot to, but I … get some now if you like.

4. A: Have you heard about Sharon? – B: Yes. She … have a baby.

5. A: When did you last speak to Susan? – B: Oh weeks ago, but I … meet her tonight.

6. A: Your car is very dirty. – B: I know. My son … wash it this afternoon.

7. A: Have you found your bracelet yet? – B: No, but I’m sure I … find it when I tidy my room.

8. A: Do you know what the weather forecast is for tomorrow? – B: No, but I expect it … be warmer than today.

9. A: Shall we go out tonight? – B: Sorry! I … eat at the Chinese restaurant with Paul.

10. A: What do you eant to eat? – B: I … have a hamburger and some chips, please.