Pag. 92 n. 1

1. The bus is to arrive in Rome at 10:30.
2. There is to be a sightseeing tour until 1:30.
3. Lunch is to be at 1:30.
4. The bus is to leave Rome at 5:30.
5. The bus is to get back to the hotel at 6:30.
6. We are to spend a total of seven hours in Rome.

Pag. 93 n. 3

1. The draw for the first round of Wimbledon is to take place on 25th May.
2. The chief of police is to give a press conference this afternoon.
3. Teachers are to hold a one-day strike on Wednesday to protest about class sizes.
4. The long-awaited Picasso exhibition is to open in February nxt year.

Pag. 93 n. 4

1. Quick! The bus is just about to leave.
2. Get the umbrella. I think it is about to start raining.
3. Sssh! The film is just about to start.
4. Mum, can I have a biscuit? – No, we are just about to have dinner!
5. Jane needs to know we’re going to be late. – Yes. I am just about to text her.

Pag. 133 n. 1

1. I can’t speak German.
2. I can’t play the piano.
3. I can cook pasta.
4. I couldn’t speak English when I was ten.
5. I could ride a bike when I was six.
6. I couldn’t use a comuter when I was five.
7. I couldn’t swim when I was three.

Pag. 133 n. 2

1. Can he find his keys? – No, he can’t.
2. Can you book online? – Yes, you can.
3. Can they see the band? – No, they can’t.
4. Can he sing? – No, he can’t.
5. Can she rollerblade? – Yes, she can.

Pag. 133 n. 3

1. You’ve left the oven on! I thought I could smell gas!
2. The train was really busy, but eventually we were able to find two seats.
3. I wasn’t able to swim until Iwas about six.