It's windy in February. It's rainy in April. It's sunny and cloudy in May. It's sunny and hot in July. It's rainy in September. it's windy in November.
Look out! That dog is going to bite you. – e) evidence that something will
definitely happen in the near future
I'll be flying to Morocco this time tomorrow. – g) action in progress at a
stated future time
She is worried that he'll be angry. - d) fear about the future
By 11 o'dock she'll have been waiting tor five hours. - h) emphasis on the
duration of an action up to a certain time in the future
The London train arrives at 4:45 pm. - с) timetable
I'm seeing my bank manager this morning. - a) fixed arrangement in the
near future
When I'm older, I'm going to learn to drive. - f) future intention
I think I'll make some tea. Do you want some? – i) on-the-spot decision
He'll have finished by tomorrow afternoon. – b) action which will be
finished before a stated future time
Will you be going into town today? – j) polite enquiry about people's
arrangements
<span>I think Anna will become a great artist one day. – k) prediction</span>
<span>1.
At the station they will (be met) by a man from the travel
agency.
2. She will (meet) them in the hall upstairs.
3. The
porter will (bring) your luggage to your room.
4. Your
luggage will (be brought) up in the lift.
5. You may (leave) your hat and coat in the cloakroom downstairs.
6. They can (leave) the key with the clerk downstairs.
7. From the station they
will (be taken) straight to the hotel.
8. Tomorrow he will (take) them to the Russian Museum.</span>
17.is crazy about
18. was a boat sailer
19.feel like watching
20. took part
21.правильно
22.used to play
23. interested in
24.had fun
25.is popular with
26.doesnt keen on
I learn English because most of people in the world speak this language. A lot of exciting films are made in English. Many interesting books are written in English. I like the sound of this language. I wish I could speak it fluently.