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EXERCISE 1 PAGE 92.Completa le frasi con le forme corrette di beto e le parole nei riquadri.

  1. Police officers are to receive extra training in crowd control.

  2. Energy prices are to rise by 4% next year.

  3. Gary Parker is to move to an American soccer club next.

  4. Eversham Hospital is to remain open after supporters object to plans to close it.

  5. Several movie stars are to appear in a TV drama about the First World War.

  6. A. Is your dog thirsty?

  1. Yes, I think she is. I am just about to give her some water.

  1. A. Your room’s a real mess.

B. I know. I am about to tidy it up.

  1. A. Where are you?

B. We are about to arrive at Paddington. I should be home in 20 minutes.

       9. A. Can you help me?

           B. Sorry, I am just about to go out.

      10. A. Does Jacob Know about the party?

            B. I’m not sure. I am just about to phone.

 

EXERCISE 2 PAGE 92. Completa le notizie giornalistiche con una parola in ogni spazio.

Work is about to start on the new railway station in the north of the city. The station will open at the end of the year. Not all local residents are pleased about it. ‘I’m worried about all the cars that are going to come down our street,’ Mrs Wood told me. ‘And I’m sure lots of people will park here.’

This year’s Science Festival begins on 9th March and lasts on 22nd March. It is going to be even bigger than last year’s festival, with even more events. Professors from the university are to give talks and other members of staff will run workshops.

Local teenager James Adams is to appear on the UK’s most popular talent show. ‘I’m really pleased!’ he said. James is taking part in the show next month, so he has a few weeks to practise his songs. ‘I’m going to sing one song by Robbie Williams and another by Bruno Mars. I think the judges will like them.’ Good luck, James!

The summer holidays are just about to start, but not all pupils are going to spend the time at home or at the beach. Many teenagers use the holidays to earn extra cash. For example, Hannah’s going to work in a supermarket for six weeks. ‘I’m working this summer to earn some money or a trip,’ she explains. ‘My friends and I are going to Thailand next year, so I need to start saving.’

 

EXERCISE 3 PAGE 93. Completa i dialoghi con l’alternativa corretta.

1. A. Hi, Bianca. Are you doing anything tonight?

    B. Yeah. I’m going to see a film with Hans and Cindy.

    A. What are you going to see?

    B. We’re not sure. We’re gong to decide when we get to the cinema. We’re meeting outside the ABC cinema at 7.00 if you want

        to come with us.

    A. Thanks, but I’m seeing Carlo tonight. I’ll call you tomorrow.

    B. Great. Talk to you then.

2. A. I need to ask Mrs Newton something about my assignment.

    B. I do, too. I’m going to make an appointment with her for Thursday or  Friday.

    A. Are you? I’ll make one with her, too, then.

    B. Good idea. Shall we see is she’s in the staff room now?

    A. Yes, let’s. we need to hurry. Our next lesson starts in ten minutes.

3. A. Are you doing anything this weekend?

    B. Yes, I’m going to York.

    A. That’s nice. I like York. What are you doing there?

    B. My sister lives there. It’s her birthday on Saturday, so she’s having a party. My brother’s going, too.

    A. How do you get there? Are you driving?

    B. No, we’re going by train There’s a train on Friday afternoon.

    A. Anyway, will you be back here on Sunday evening? I was thinking we could see a film or something.

    B. I don’t think I’ll be able to, I’m afraid. We’ll probably get back late on  Sunday evening. But if we’re back in time, I’ll let you know.

    A. OK, great. Have a good time and say ‘happy birthday’ to you sister for me.

    B. I will.

 

EXERCISE 4 PAGE 93. Decidi se la previsione è fondata su dati presenti nel momento o su una sensazione o un’opinione personale. Poi completa i dialoghi con l’alternativa corretta.

1. A. It’s very busy here today.

    B. I know there are so many cars! We won’t find anywhere to park in the town centre.

2. A. We’re going to see the Giotto exhibition on Friday.

    B. Oh, you’re going to love it. It’s amazing.

3. A. That piece of scenery doesn’t look very safe, does it?

    B. Yeah, it looks like it’s going to fall off the stage

4. A. Oh no! it’s started raining and I haven’t got an umbrella.

    B. Well, I that case we’ll get wet then.

5. A. I don’t know how to use photocopier.

    B. Why don’t you ask Luke? Maybe, he’ll be able to help you.

6. A. Does the restaurant have any vegetarian dishes?

    B. I’ve no idea, but I’m sure they’re going to make you something if not.

 

EXERCISE 5 PAGE 94. Completa i dialoghi con la forma corretta dei verbi tra parentesi: present simple, present continuous, will o be going to.

1. A. I don’t think I’ve got your phone number.

    B. I’ll give it to you now.

2. A. Have you phoned for a taxi yet?

    B. No, I haven’t. I’m doing it in a minute.

3. A. Do you want t go out on Saturday evening?

    B. Sorry, I can’t. My grandparents are coming round for dinner.

4. A. Where are you going?

    B. To the shop. I’m getting some coffee.

    A. I think we also need some bread.

    B. OK, I’ll get some bread as well.

    A. Be quick. It closes in about ten minutes.

5. A. Can you lend me 10 Euros?

    B. Sure, here you are.

    A. Thanks, I’m going to pay you back tomorrow.

6. A. Why are you putting those old clothes on?

    B. I’m going to clean the windows.

    A. I’ll help you, if you like.

    B. Thanks.

7. A. It’s Bella’s birthday on Friday. We’ve organized a surprise party for her.

    B. Don’t worry –I won’t tell her. But I think she’s going to go out with her family on Friday evening.

    A. That’s OK. The party is on Saturday, at my house.

 

EXERCISE 6 PAGE 94. Leggi i dialoghi e completali con l’alternativa corretta.

1. A. Are you doing anything on Friday evening?

    B. Yes. I’m seeing a band with Carla. They’re called The Change. Do you want to come?

    A. Great, I’ll put it in my diary.

2. A. There’s a documentary about the history of football on TV tonight.

   B. Oh, I’ll tell Tony. He’s mad about football. What time is it to be on?

   A. It’s on at 7.30, I think. On Channel 5.

3. A. Will you go on holiday this summer?

    B. Yes, we’re going to Ireland for two weeks. We’ve rented a cottage.

4. A. Hurry up! The film is about to start.

    B. OK I’ll be there in one minute.

5. A. Do you fancy go for a pizza this evening?

    B. I can’t. I’m going out with Stephanie this evening. What about tomorrow? I’m not doing anything tomorrow night.

    A. OK, tomorrow night, then. Shall we meet at Fratelli’s at about 7?

    B. Oh, that sounds great.

 

EXERCISE 7 PAGE 95. Andy sta raccontando a Liz come trascorrerà il suo anno sabbatico (gap year) prima di iniziare l’università. Completa il dialogo con l’alternativa corretta.

Liz.         Hi, Andy. How are things?

Andy.     Great, but I’m very busy at the moment. I’m planning my gap year.

Liz.         Oh yes, I forgot you were taking a gap year. What are you going to do?

Andy.      Well, I’m going to Australia.

Liz.          Lucky you! My sister’s over there at the moment. She’s just about to come back, actually. I’m sure she’ll be able to give you some tips. When are you going?

Andy.      At the end of October. I’m going to work over the summer until then to earn some money.

Liz.          And what are you going to do over there?

Andy.      Well, first I’m going to spend a couple of weeks in Sydney. I’ve go a friend who lives there, so I’m going to stay with him and his family. And while I’m there, I’m going to Blue Mountains for a few days. They’re not very far from Sydney. After that, I’m going to travel by bus across the country to Perth. It’s something I’ve always wanted to do. I think it’ll take me about a month.

Liz.         Sounds great. Have you already booked places to stay or are you going to look for places as you go?

Andy.      I’m going to find somewhere once I get to each place. I don’t think I’ll have any trouble –there are lots of cheap hotels. But even so, I think, it’s going to be a bit of an adventure.

Liz.         Yeah, I think you’ll have a great time. And what are you going to do in Perth?

Andy.      Well, I’m going to spend Christmas with my aunt and uncle, who live over there. And then I’m going to work in a hotel. The job starts in January. And I’ll also find time to enjoy the Australian summer, of course. I’m going to learn to surf when I’m there.

Liz.          And when will you come back?

Andy.       In July. Just in time for the summer back here.