Ex. 99 Write sentences giving your own ideas, or find out what a friend thinks about

Ex. 98 Open the brackets and fill in the missing conjunctions

Ex. 97 Make one sentence from two using a suitable conjunction for the time-clauses

1. You will be in London again. You must come and see us again.

You must come and see us when you are in London again.

2. I'll find somewhere to live. Then I'll come and give you my address.

3. I'll do the shopping. Then I'll come straight back home.

4. It's going to start raining. Let's go home before that.

5. She must appologize to me first. I won't speak to her until then.

6. Doctors will find an answer to AIDS. They will be able to cure people.

7. Office workers will have jobs. New technology will make them redundant.

8. Super intelligent computers will be invented. Technicians will need to maintain them.

9.Robots will be introduced. Factory workers will go on strike.

10.Oil will have run out. Scientists won't have discovered an alternative source of energy.

11.Children will still be going to school. Scientists will be trying to invent machines to teach them at home.

Polar Test

British explorer Robin Drake says that the first international polar expedition.., (start) next March. It... (try) to reach the North Pole on a 65-day, 480-mile journey.... Drake.. (succeeded), he... (be) the first man to walk to both the North and South Poles. Drake... (go) on the Icewalk Expedition with navigator Alan Winterson.... they... (arrive) in Thule in northern Greenland, walkers from Russia, Japan, Australia, Canada, and Italy... (join) them..... They... (get) to their base camp, Eureka, inside the Artie Circle, they... (have to) build huts to protect them from temperatures as low as minus 70 degrees Fahrenheit. 'We... (do) a lot of experiments to see how much pollution there is in the area', said Robin. 'The results... (help) us to understand the effects of pollution on the planet, including holes in the ozone layer and the greenhouse effect.'... the weather... (be) good enough, they.. (make) a film of the expedition. Robin said, '... we... (get) back home, we... (show) it to people all over the world.'

1. the date of an important development in science (e.g. the first people to land on Mars)

2. People will land on Mars in.....

3. the next winner of an important sporting event (e.g. the World Football Cup)....

4. a future event in your country....

5. a promise you have made, or think you ought to make to your husband, wife, father, mother, brother, sister, or friend....

6. an event which is likely to happen in the future, with signs or causes already visible in the present.....

7. something natural or routine, which will happen as a matter of course (whether anyone wants it or not)...

8. something you'll be doing in one, two, three... (choose a number) years' time.....

9. something that will have happened by 2005, 2010... (choose a date).....

10. an arrangement you have made with another person, or a journey you have planned....

11. 10.something which is due to happen as part of your timetable or programme.....

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