COMPLETA I DIALOGHI CON LA FORMA CORRETTA DEI VERBI TRA PARENTESI: PRESENT SIMPLE, PRESENT CONTINUOS, WILL O BE GOING TO

I don’t think I’ve got your phone number.
Really? OK, I’ll give it to you now.

Have you phoned for a taxi yet?
No, I haven’t. I’ll do it in a minute.

Do you want to go out on Saturday evening?
Sorry, I can’t. My grandparents are going to come round for dinner.

Where are you going?
To the shop. I’m going to get some coffee.
I think we also need some bread
OK, I’ll get some bread as well.
Be quick. It will close in about ten minutes.

Can you lend me 10 euros?
Sure, here you are.
Thanks. I’m going to pay you back tomorrow

Why are you putting those old clothes on?
I’m going to clean the windows.
I’m going to help you, if you want.
I will halp you, if you like.
Thanks.

It’s Bella’s birthday on Friday. We’ve organized a surprise party for her.
Don’t worry – I’m not going to tell her. But I think she will go out with her family on Friday evening.
That’s OK. The party will be on Saturday, at my house.

LEGGI I DIALOGHI E COMPLETALI CON L’ALTERNATIVA CORRETTA

Are you doing anything on Friday evening?
Yes, I’m seeing a band with Clara. They’re called The Change. Do you want to come?
Great. I’m going to put it in my diary.

There’s a documentary about the history of football on TV tonight.
Oh, I tell Tony. He’s mad about football. What time is it on?
It’s on at 7.30, I think. On Channel 5.

Are you going on holiday this summer?
Yes, we’re going to Ireland for two weeks. We’ve rented a cottage.

Hurry up! The film will start.
OK, I’m being there in one minute.

Do you fancy going for a pizza this evening?
I can’t. I’m going out with Stephanie this evening. What about tomorrow? I won’t do anything tomorrow night.

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

ANDY STA RACCONTANDO A LIZ COME TRASCORRERA’ IL SUO ANNO SABBATICO (GAP YEAR) PRIMA DI INIZIARE L’UNIVERSITA’. COMPLETA IL DIALOGO CON L’ALTERNATIVA CORRETTA.

L:Hi, Andy. How rea things?
A:Great, but I’m very busy at the moment. I’m planning my gap year.
L:Oh, yes, I forgot you were taking a gap year. What are you going to do?
A:Well, I’m going to Australia.
L:Lucky you! My sister’s over there at the moment. She’ll come back, actually. I’m sure she’ll able to give you some tips. When are you going?
A:At the end of October. I’m going to work over the summer until then to earn some money.
L:And what are you going to do there?
A:Well, first I’m going to spend a couple of weeks in Sydney. I’ve got 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.
L:Sounds great. Have you already booked places to stay or are you going to look for places as you go?
A:I’m going to find 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.
L:Yeah, I think you’ll have a great time. And what are you going to do in Perth?
A: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. Yhe job will start 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.
L:And when are you coming back?
A:In July. Just in time for the summer back here.