Question

Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets and the verb forms in the box. Use each form only once. the present continuous will + infinitive the future continuous be going to + infinitive ve decided that after I graduate from university. I my own business. (set up) may/might + infinitive 2 Nothing's certain yet, but they're saying there 6 job losses at the factory soon. (be) my boss this afternoon to see if we 3 can sort the problem out. (meet) 4 We've been doing OK recently. I think we 5 a fairly healthy profit this year. (make) in your area next week, so maybe we can meet for lunch one day. (work) b Work in pairs. Talk about the plans of people you know. Try to use all of the verb forms in the box in Exercise 2a. 3 a Complete the sentences with the adverbs in the box. already even just only so far still yet 1 left a message on his phone yesterday, but I haven't heard back from him. 2 She's travelled all over the world. She's been to Antarctical 3: How are the exams going? B: Oh, I've 4 A: Are you OK? two weeks ago. finished them all. The last one was B: Not really. I've. had some bad news, actually. 5 haven't travelled much, to be honest. In fact, I've been out of the country once! I've applied for over twenty jobs, but I haven't had any interviews. b Work in groups. Tell your group about two things: • you haven't done yet, but would like to. • you've already done and don't need to do again. • you've just done (very recently). you've done several times so far, but want to do again.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. I've decided that after I graduate from university, I **will set up** my own business.

2. Nothing's certain yet, but they're saying there **may be** job losses at the factory soon.

3. I'll call my boss this afternoon to see if we **can meet** to sort the problem out.

4. We've been doing OK recently. I think we **are going to make** a fairly healthy profit this year.

5. I'm **working** in your area next week, so maybe we can meet for lunch one day.

b. In groups, discuss:

- Something you haven't done yet but would like to: **I haven't traveled to Asia yet, but I'd like to visit Japan.**

- Something you've already done and don't need to do again: **I've already climbed Mount Everest, so I don't need to do it again.**

- Something you've just done (very recently): **I've just finished reading a great book.**

- Something you've done several times so far but want to do again: **I've traveled to Paris several times, but I want to visit again soon.**