Use the prompts to form complete
sentences using will or be going to.
1 a: the traffic is terrible.
b: oh no! we/miss our flight
oh no! we're going to miss our flight.
2 a: it's very hot inside the car.
b: i/open/the windows
3 a: do they have any plans this weekend?
b: they/probably/stay/at home
4 a: that car is going far too fast.
b: it/have/an/accident
5 a; there's a problem with ann's car.
b: i/go/to work/by bus/then
a: mary's a talented cook.
b: i'm sure/she/have/her own restaurant/
one day
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11. Your friend knows German? No, he won't. But she speaks well English. 12. Where did you buy this book? — I bought it at the bookstore last Tuesday. 13. Why she missed it yesterday at lunch? She was busy at work. 14. Do you want to go to a concert of this singer? — No, I was at his concert last year. 15. How did you like yesterday's telecast? — I haven't watched that TV show last night. 16. As a rule, she does not discuss such important issues on the phone. 17. No one wants to believe him. Why? He always tells the truth. 18. It was late when they called me. 19. You went to the disco? — No, we didn't have time. 20. He always knows what to do and gives good advice.

The Big Stores

I went into one of the big London stores today and enjoyed myself very much walking from one department to another looking at various articles on the counters I thought they were very helpful.

There were hundreds of salesman and dozens of different shop assistants. I went from one department to another — from umbrella to gloves, up and down, in lifts and on escalators. I was surprised to meet an old friend of mine whom 1 hadn’t met for years. We talked a little and then did some shopping together. I helped her to buy some presents for her chil­dren. I was so glad to meet her again after twelve years and invited her to come to our place on Sunday.