Dear Ms Denton,
1 (Thanks/ Thank you) for your letter of 24 May. As I am sure you will 2 (understand/appreciate), I am 3 (most upset/very sorry) to 4 (hear/learn) that you 5 (were unable to/could not) locate my suitcase.
As I 6 (said/pointed out) in my original letter, the suitcase contained 7 (a lot of/many) documents that I 8 (need/require) for my 9 (work/job).
I have 10 (been obliged/had) to 11 (contact/get in touch with) my publishers to 12 (get hold of/obtain) copies of documents that your airline 13 (lost/mislaid).
14 (Naturally/Of course), I will 15 (complete/fill in) the Claim Form, but I 16 (find it difficult/it is not easy) to 17 (estimate/guess) the value of the documents.
18 (About/Approximately) half of them are irreplaceable. I 19 (hope/ trust) that in the meantime you 20 (are still looking/continue to look) for my case.
21 (Should you find it/If you find it), please contact me 22 (straight away/immediately).
I 23 (look/am looking) forward to hearing from you.
Yours sincerely,
James Burke
Company Manager

At the beginning of the war, four children from the Pevensi family were evacuated outside the city, to the house of Professor Kirk, a friend of the family. While Peter and Susan, older children, are trying to adapt to the new environment and, if possible, replace the parents, the younger ones, Edmund and Lucy, suffer from change. One day, when the children played hide and seek, Lucy climbed into the wardrobe and found that in the depths of his, behind the fur coats, lies a whole magical world.

She finds herself in Narnia and meets there a friendly faun named Tumnus, who tells that a magical country suffers under the oppression of the White Queen, for whose will eternal winter reigns. Returning to her world, Lucy is surprised to realize that while she was in contact with Tumnus, only a few seconds passed here, and no one missed it. Brothers and sister do not believe Lucy, but later they find out that Narnia exists in reality, and that it is they - the human children - who are destined to save her from the White Queen. And then spring will come to Narnia.

1. I shall be studying Japanese online from 5 till 6 tomorrow evening.

2. Listen! Why are the dogs barking?

3. She was wearing a yellow coat when I saw her.

4. They will be taking their driving test next Monday.

5. I dropped my wallet when I was getting on the bus.

6. What were you doing in my office yesterday?

7. Bob is feeling much better today.

8. The kids are watching cartoons in their room now.

9. I’m afraid she will be sleeping in ten minutes.

10. Shall we be having tea soon?

2.

1. We aren’t enjoying the party.

2. He won’t be playing chess in an hour.

3. They weren’t planting flowers in the garden last May.

4. I am not looking for a job.

5. The phone wasn’t working yesterday.

6. Margaret won’t be working as a waiter during her summer holidays.

7. The secretary isn’t typing a contract.

3.

1. Are we enjoying the party?

2. Will he be playing chess in an hour?

3. Were they planting flowers in the garden last May?

4. Am I looking for a job?

5. Was the phone working yesterday?

6. Will Margaret be working as a waiter during her summer holidays?

7. Is the secretary typing a contract?