Communication » 1A Interacting

BPortelli - exercises 09/02/2010
by BPortelli - (2010-02-08)
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EXERCISES


PAGE 165

(1)

  1. I'm not going to leave on Saturday.

  2. Kate and Brad aren't going to get married.

  3. Hurry up, we are going to miss the bus.

  4. Who is going to buy Leo's birthday present?

  5. It's going to rain, remember your umbrella.

  6. I'm not going to get a new motorbike.

  7. Is Chris going to join the gym in January?

  8. Are you going to book a table at Fazio's for your birthday party?


(2)

  1. Sam is going to go to college.

  2. He and his friend are going to study law.

  3. They aren't going to look for a part-time job.

  4. Are they going to study hard at college?

  5. Are they going to travel around Europa?

  6. Their parents are going to give them an allowance.

  7. Sam's girlfriend is going to be an hairdresser.

  8. I am going to ask her to cut my hair.


(3)

  1. At 8,00 she is going to arrive at the studios.

  2. At 9,00 she is going to meet the team.

  3. At 9,00 she is going to read the scripts.

  4. At 11,00 she is going to have a meeting with Film Director.

  5. At 13,00 she is going to have lunch with her co-star.

  6. At 14.30 she isn't going to visit the set.

  7. At 16,00 the Film Director is going to introduce her to the Producer.

  8. At 19,00 an old friend is going to take her for dinner.


(4)

  1. I'm going to watch a film this evening.

  2. I'm going to go out for a pizza tomorrow evening.

  3. I'm going to go to the cinema the next weekend.

  4. I'm going to organize a big party for my next birthday.

  5. I'm going to stay at home the next Summer.

  6. I'm going to be a teacher.

  7. I'm going to learn skiing.


PAGES 168, 169

(1)

  1. The taxi is picking us up at seven tomorrow.

  2. I've bought an exercise bike because I'm losing weight.

  3. Ted is giving a party on Friday night – he's already told his neighbours.

  4. You are going to fail this year if you don't get down to work.

  5. We are going out tonight – do you want to come?

  6. I've made up my mind. I'm going to sell this house.

  7. She is going to get into debit if she keeps wasting money like that.

  8. I am cooking for ten people tonight.


(2)

  1. I'm going to decorate my bedroom this weekend.

  2. Here's the ticket. You're flying from London Stansted at 9.55 tomorrow morning.

  3. Do you know Stella?” “Yes. In fact, we're going to meet up later.”

  4. He's been a bit depressed lately, but things are going to get better soon.

  5. He can't play tennis with us tomorrow. He's working.

  6. Where's the kettle? I'm making a cup of tea.

  7. I'm a bit hungry. I'm going to eat something.

  8. Are you having lunch in the canteen?


(3)

  1. We are going to the mountains for Christmas, what about you?

  2. I'm not inviting Jane to my wedding.

  3. Look at the sky, there's going to be a storm.

  4. I'm going to be a fireman when I grow up!

  5. Can you help me tonight?” “Sorry, I'm meeting John at the pub.”

  6. We are going to Bermuda for our honeymoon.

  7. I'm picking up Paula at the station at 7 o'clock.

  8. I'm going to spend more time with my wife and children.


(4)

Dear Christina,

I'm really excited, we are going on a short trip tomorrow to New York. The bus is leaving at 8 a.m. which is quite early of course.

We are arriving at 12 p.m. and we are probably going to have lunch at the Roman Museum Café. In the afternoon we are visiting the museum, and then at 5 p.m. the bus is taking us to the hotel.

There is an optional dinner at the Browing Pub, but I think we are going to find a nice restaurant near the center. The next day is guided tour of the famous Yorvik Museum of Viking Life at 9.30 a.m. and then lunch afterward is in the museum café. The afternoon is free for shopping. We are going to have dinner at 7 p.m. at the hotel restaurant, and then at 9 p.m. me are meeting at York Minister for a candlelit night tour of the beautiful cathedral. Our guide, Jeff Reading, is going to tell us the most famous ghost stories related to the building. I can't wait, it is going to be really exciting!

Are you doing anything exciting this weekend? Write and let me know all you plans.

Much love

Sally


PAGE 171

(1)

  1. I think it will rain this afternoon.

  2. Jamie won't be late for the lesson.

  3. You will enjoy the party.

  4. I hope there will be lots of people.

  5. Jade and Tony will meet us outside the cinema at 7 p.m.

  6. No, she won't help you with your homework!

  7. Will Mr Smart give us any homework for the weekend?


(2)

Eddie

What's the matter Kim?

Kim

It's my flight to Greece. I know something will go wrong.

Eddie

Don't worry. Everything will be alright.

Kim

I'm sure I will leave my ticket or passport at home!

Eddie

No, you won't.

Kim

I know I won't be able to relax on the plane.

Eddie

Yes, you will.

Kim

And I won't know anyone at my new school.

Eddie

Please, don't worry, you will make new friends there.


(3)

  1. I expect they'll win the match.

  2. I'm sure Anna won't be late for school.

  3. I think you'll enjoy your trip to Paris.

  4. I don't expect the plane will be delayed.

  5. I'm sure Hugo won't have any problems.

  6. I imagine Dan will have phoned her.

  7. I expect the train will be here soon.


(4)

  1. A: What would you like?
    B: I'll have the chicken, please.

  2. A: Where's your homework?
    B: I'll bring it tomorrow, I promise.

  3. A: Where are we going to meet?
    B: We'll see outside the stadium.

  4. A: Where is the train?
    B: Don't worry it won't be late.

  5. A: How long does the test take?
    B: I don't expect it will take long.

  6. A: Don't forget to call me?
    B: Don't worry, I won't.

  7. A: Which pair would you like?
    B: I'll take the blue pair, please.

  8. A: Is Tim here yet?
    B: I'm sure he won't be late.


PAGE 173 – 175

(1)

  1. What are you doing after tomorrow?

  2. Kate is going to start learning French next year.

  3. Thomas is leaving in the morning.

  4. Rita will be back later.

  5. The new school will open at 8.30.

  6. I'm just going to the library. I'll see you in a minute.

  7. Jorge won't be long. He'll back after lunch.


(2)

  1. I'm sorry I can't come over tonight. I'm playing tennis with Sara.

  2. Are you still hungry? I'll make you another sandwich.

  3. Have you got any plans for this summer?” “Yes, I'm going to travel around Scotland for a couple of weeks.”

  4. If you can't come to the concert tonight, we're going to sell your ticket to one of my colleagues.

  5. The flight lands at Heathrow airport at 12.15.

  6. It feels really cold today. It is going to snow.


(3)

  1. Are you free tomorrow night?
    Sorry, I'm going to the cinema with Peter.

  2. What are your plans for the holidays?
    I'm going to have a good rest!

  3. What are the arrangements for the school trip tomorrow?
    We're meeting outside the front entrance at 8.30.

  4. Where are you going? I want to talk with you.
    I'll be back in a moment.

  5. Does your leg still hurt?
    Yes, I'm going to the doctor's tomorrow.


(4)

George

Jim is having a dinner party tonight. Are you going to come?

Dave

Yeah. I'm sure it will be fun.

Eva

I'm afraid I can't come. I'm visiting my grandparents in Liverpool.

George

That's a shame! Who is doing the cooking, then?

Dave

I'm not. I'm a terrible cook. Oh Eva, if you don't come we'll end up eating canned food.

Eva

Don't worry. I'm sure Jim has prepared something nice for you. If not, well, you'll get something from the Chinese take-away down the street.

Dave

I won't eat Chinese food.

George

Oh well, I suppose I'm going to make some pasta …

Eva

Listen, I've got to go. My train to Liverpool leaves in half an hour. Enjoy yourselves tonight!


(5)

  1. I've made a decision. I'm going to change schools. > decisione premeditata

  2. I don't have a car.” “I'll give you a lift.” > decisione presa sul momento/offerta

  3. My train leaves from platform 9. > orari ufficiali

  4. I expect they'll break up soon. > intuizione soggettiva

  5. We're eating out tonight. > azione programmata

  6. I promise I'll buy you another one. > promessa

  7. This car is so old. It's going to break down soon. > previsione basata sull'osservazione di fatti

  8. Give my love to Lee when you see him. > frase subordinata


(6)

  1. I think your novel will be a success.

  2. She is giving a speech tonight in the auditorium.

  3. I promise you: I'll stop smoking.

  4. Stephanie is going to study medicine when she has finished school.

  5. Are you going to marry me?

  6. Who do you think will win the national elections?

  7. First I'm going to do the shopping and than I'm going to cook the dinner.

  8. Tonight I'm going to stay at home and relax.


(7)

  1. When we get to the hotel, we'll phone you ….

  2. are you going to move the door, please?

  3. What time are we going to meet tonight?

  4. The coach's answering from stand 7.

  5. We are departing to our new house in a week.

  6. I'm going to never believe you again.

  7. You'll fall off your bike, if you're not careful!

  8. Hurry up! You'll miss your train!


(8)

Frank

Hi, Katrina, this is Frank. How are you?

Katrina

I'm fine, Frank, how are you?

Frank

Great Katrina. Listen, I'm going on a picnic with the children tomorrow. Would you like to come?

Katrina

I'd love to, but they say it's going to rain. Are you sure it's a good idea?

Frank

Oh no! What a pity. It'll be horrible if it rains. I don't fancy sitting in the car all day. What am I going to do with the children?

Katrina

Listen, I'm driving into town later to see Brian and Christine. We are meeting at 1 o'clock. Do you want me to check what is on at cinema tomorrow?

Frank

Great idea! We can see a film. But what about lunch?

Katrina

I can stop at the supermarket on the way home today. I'll buy some pizzas and we can have lunch together at my house before cinema.

Frank

Oh thanks Katrina, you're a star!


(9)

  1. Lo spettacolo comincerà tra 5 minuti.

  2. Prometto che studierò con più impegno.

  3. Completerà le sue tesi per la fine dell'anno.

  4. Esci stanotte?” “No, ho intenzione di guardare la TV e rilassarmi.

  5. Ti taglierai se non fai attenzione.

  6. Ti chiameremo appena sapremo qualcosa.

  7. Il prossimo anno mangerò meno cioccolata.

  8. Sono sicuro che tutto andrà bene.

  9. Ci godremo molto le nostre vacanze.


(10)

  1. I'm sure the show will be a success.

  2. Sooner or later I am going to be rich.

  3. I'll never lie you, I swear it.

  4. Would you like to go out this evening?” “No, I'm watching the match.”

  5. The museum closes in 20 minutes.

  6. After Christmas I'm going to be on diet.

  7. I'll pay all my debits by the end of March.

  8. You'll hurt yourselves if you don't look where you go.

  9. When I get home, I'll phone you.