EXERCISE № 135. Put the verbs in brackets into the future simple or the present simple.

A. 1. I (go) and see the Eiffel Tower as soon as I (reach) France. 2. If the sun (be) red, it is a sign that we (have) a fine day tomorrow. 3. If you (not be) at home by five, I (eat) without you. 4. If Mom (not go) to the market early, she (not get) fresh meat. 5. If Den (sell) his car he (afford) a holiday in the Maldives. 6. Take some cash in case you (need) to top up. 7. If nothing (go wrong), they (deliver) the furniture today. 8. Unless you (change) your mind we (not be able) to help you. 9. I (take) an umbrella in case it (rain). 10. If you (not wear) sensible shoes, you (get) blisters. 11. If Alan (not win) it (be) the end of his sport career. 12. I (be) happy if my dream (come) true. 13. If the situation (get) worse, she (lose) her job. 14. Unless they (hurry) they (miss) the 7.30 train. 15. If your daughter (not work) hard enough, she (forget) what she (know).

B. 1. He (become) a lawyer he (graduate) from the University. 2. I (have) to stop my daughter before she (get) into trouble. 3. The new President (make) any changes in the coun­try's policy when he (come) to power? 4. Mum (visit) you when the baby-sitter (arrive). 5. She (relax) after she (get) the re­sults of the interview. 6. My elder sister often (have) a splitting headache when the weather (change). 7. Tonight the old man (go) to bed as soon as the sun (set). 8. He (not buy) a new car until the company (pay) him all the money it (owe) him. 9. Little Mike (not be able) to leave the house till his mother (come) back and (unlock) the door. 10. Life (seem) won­derful to you again as soon as all your worries (be over). 11. The weather certainly (change) for the better after the rain (stop) and the sky (clear up). 12. He (not recover) soon unless he (take) the prescribed medicine.

C. 1. He (tell) you today if he (play) tennis with you on Friday evening. 2. I (be) not sure if this friendship (last) long. 3. I wonder when he (return) my finest collection of stamps. 4. Many people believe that the time (come) when there (be) no violence. 5. The poor boy (wonder) if the next mail (bring) better news from home. 6. He (not know) if the local people (be) friendly to his family in future. 7. The secretary (want) to know if the new Head (make) any changes. 8. The doctor can't say now when the patient (recover). 9. Tell me if you (finish) your book in summer and when exactly you (do) it. 10. Nobody (know) if he (keep) his promise. 11. I wond­er if he (be) late again. 12. My dressmaker (have) no idea when my evening dress (be) ready. 13. Why are you meas­uring the fridge? ‒ I'd like to see if it (fit) in my new kitchen. 14. Tell me the exact time when Maggie (come).

D. 1. Mr Waldorf (doubt) if he (agree) to occupy the vacancy but if he (do) it (be) great. 2. Harry (wonder) if his business (prosper) in case things (go on) like this. 3. Everybody is cur­ious if Julia (marry) Bill when he (propose) to her. 4. Fiona always (ask) Charlie if he (love) her when she (get) old. 5. Tell us if you (come back) when he (need) your help. 6. He (be) not sure at all if life always (run) smoothly for him but if it (do), he (achieve) all he (wish). 7. I (take) an um­brella in case it (rain), though I still doubt if it (rain). 8. Wear your coat and hat in case the weather (turn) colder. I wonder if it (snow) as well. 9. My friend (feel) much better if she (lose) some weight. I am not sure, though, if she (make) an effort to eat fewer sweets. 10. Kate (ask) if she (get) the job as soon as she (learn) the language. 11. We (not know) yet if we (get) our visas, but as soon as they (give) we (see) Rome. 12. I (take) all the files with me in case my boss (need) them. But God knows when he (remember) about them! 13. You (feel) great relief when the temperature (fall). But it's difficult to say when it (go down). 14. I wonder if the plane (come) on time if the weath­er (change) for the worse.

EXERCISE № 136. Give instructions to your imaginary husband/wife. You are leaving for a month on business, and he/she is staying at home. Begin the sentences with the verbs see to, make sure and take care. Remember that after these verbs no future tenses are used. Make as many sentences as you can.

Model: See to it that kids leave for school in time. Make sure they do their homework. Take care that the door is locked.

Use the ideas: have breakfast, water the flowers, smoke in the room, make beds, go to the gym, wash up, cook dinner, feed the dog, go to bed early, eat junk food.

Date: 2015-12-17; view: 2377