16. INLONDON TOWN Pamela and John went to London with their parents, They set out early, and caught a train to Charing Cross at eight o'clock. They arrived just before nine. Leaving the station, from which they had a good view of Nelson's Column, they walked down Whitehall to Westminster. After hearing Big Ben strike a quarter Past the hour, they went into Westminster Abbey. There they saw the tombs of kings, queens, and many other famous people. ‘Thea, as it was a Saturday, they were able to go into the Houses of Parliament. That was very interesting, and the children were amazed by the richness and splendour of the House of Lords. After that, they returned to Whitehall, where John wanted to take a photograph of the Life Guards. He was very impressed by the Guards’ scarlet tunics, and by their breastplates and helmets, which were glittering in the sun, Pamela was more attracted by their beautiful black horses. 1. Answer the questions in complete sentences: a, How long did the train journey take? b. What time did they hear Big Ben strike ¢. On what day of the week was the outin, 4. Which building did they go in first . Where did they go next?.. £. Where did they see the soldiers? 8. Who had a camera?, 1. What was the weather like?. i, What impressed John about the Guards? j. What interested Pamela most about them? . 2. Now write a composition, at least one page in length about an outing you have had with your parents (or teachers) to London or any other large city. Mention not only what you saw, but what you felt as well. 1123. Read the following text and fill in with the right word from the list: Sa SS power station fire station hospital cathedral gasworks market Police station art gallery museum library INTHE CITY Pamela and John live in a big city. The largest building there is the great i ...which was built by the Normans, and has some beautiful stained glass. The children think the. is the most interesting place, for it contains many unusual ing pottery from a local Roman camp. Close to it is the. where everybody can see pictures by famous painters. Every week Pamela and John visit the. to borrow books, and they often look in at .on Wednesdays to see animals which are sold. They have been with a school party to the . to see how electricity is produced, and to the... see how the supply of gas is controlled. They have often stood near the see the great red engines come out, and once they went to the ee collect their dog, which had strayed. One place they do not want to visit again is the.. . where John was taken after falling off his bicycle. 4. Now answer these questions in complete senten a. Who built the cathedral? b. When is Market Day? c. Which places did the school party visit? 4, Where in the city can you see stained glass? . , Where can you see Roman pottery?. £ Where are there some good paintings’ g. Why do Pamela and John go to the library? h. What kind of pet have they? Which building is close to the art gallery? j. Which child fell off'a bicycle?.. 5. Use the -ing form as shown: (E.g.: like to lie in the sun. (pleasant) 's pleasant lying in the sun. a. He wants to find a good book. (easy) b. I want to be there. (nice) 113€. I don't want to tel les. (wrong) 4, She wants to find a big fla. (difficult). ¢. I don't want to eat so late. (unusual) £ They want to get a good job. (impossible g. She wants to dance with him. (wonderful) entrony h. L want to have you near me. (great), : tereaae HE WILL (HE'L 6. Build up sentences using the -ing form of the verb: SHE WILL (SHE Eg: My hobby is to read books. aires Reading books is my hobby. YOU WILL (vo a. It is healthy to play tennis. THEY WILL (Tr b. His favourite past time is to play football. . Its impossible to buy this castle, 4. It is healthy to live in the country, ¢. It is wrong to shout at people, f. It is very nice to chat with your friends. E.g.: 'llgoo They'll She'll m Interrogative fo SHALL + UWE 7. Do as shown: WILL + YOU/H E, : Before I go to school I have breakfast. d Before going to school I have breakfast, E.g.: Will yo ‘Will the a. After she comes from school she has lunch. Will sh After eerie . ae b. When we talk about music I feel fine, Negative for When .... Sasa UWE + SHALL ¢. When I look out of the window I can see many cars in the street You/e/sHE/n When... . While they admire the landscape they say nothing. While... ¢. After I have a bath I lie in bed for half an hour. After £. When we travel by train we can sce beautiful places. When ... Ey shan't They w She wor 8. Build up sent Eg: She/trav She'll tr a. We/stay/home b. Father/buy/nex 114FUTURE TENSE SIMPLE =S + SHALL/WILL + vy; Affirmative form: TSHALL (TLL) YOU WILL (YOU'LL) HE WILL (HE'LL) SHE WILL (SHE'LL) IT WILL (ITLL) WE SHALL (WE'LL) YOU WILL (YOU'LL) ‘THEY WILL (THEY'LL) +v E.g.: I'll go on a trip next Sunday. They'll come with us. She'll miss the train, Interrogative form: SHALL +/WE + Vi? WILL + YOU/HE/SHE/IT/YOU/THEY + V;? E.g.: Will you go on a trip next Sunday? Will they come with you? Will she miss the train? Negative form: UWE + SHALL NOT (SHAN'T) + Vi, ‘YOU/HE/SHE/T/YOU/THEY + WILL NOT (WON'T) + Vi E.g.: Ishan't go on a trip next Sunday. They won't come with us. She won't miss the train. 8. Build up sentences (use future tense): Eg: Sheltravel/shipinext holiday She'll travel by ship next holiday. a, Welstay/homelthis summer. b. Father/buy/new car/next week 02S¢. IWrain/muclvthis autumn .... : 4. The weather/be fine/during our holiday. €. Wellive/elegant hotel/Spain ... £. People/stay/there/two weeks. "I don't agree very nice place. T no green fields. 3 other games, so # hand, our windos 9, Build up questions as shown: E.g.: Mother will drink some orange juice. What What will mother drink: "thinks he is houses with garde of flats. I don't thi a. Children will play badminton, What b. They will play it in the garden. Where.. c. They will take the train, What... is will come from warm countries. Where - ll invite us to her party. Wher £. Trains will travel at high speed. How. 1. Turn into interrog The world wi When will th a. Everybody will can b. The computer will . People will work t 4. Machines will do n . People will live in £.Children won't be a g, The air will be too 1b. People will live a b ieststegtstegtes! 17. THE WORLD IN THE YEAR 2050 "What will your world be like in the year 2050?" - asked Bob. "Te will be fantastic” — answered Jack. "Everybody will carry a pocket computer. ‘This computer will give people the answers to all their problems or their questions. Children won't have to go to school. We'll all have telephones in our pockets, and we'll be able to talk to our friends all over the world. We'll be able to see them at the same time." "Machines will do most of the work, and so people will have much longer holidays. Perhaps they'll work only one or two days a week" ~ said Linda, "In the future every family will have a helicopter and nobody will have to wait for hours in traffic-jams. Doctors will have medicines for every illness and we won't need hospitals. T am looking forward to this year" — said Jack. 2. Turn into the neg a. They will have to ». People will be hap c. Machines will wor We shall stay indo £. People will live on 116"T don't agree with Jack" - said Bob. "The world won't be a very nice place. Therelll be factories everywhere and there'll be no green fields. My children won't be able to play football or other games, so they'll have to sit indoors all day. On the other hand, our windows will have to be shut all day because the air will be so dirty, Perhaps we won't be able to see the sun through the dirty air.” “I think he is right" — said Linda, "Only a few people will live in houses with gardens. Most people will have to live in huge blocks of flats. I don't think people will be happy in the year 2050." pp 1. Turn into interrogative: The world will be fant When will the world be be fantast ? a Everybody will carry a pocket computer. What... b. The computer will give difficult answers. What . People will work two days a week. How many days.. d. Machines will do most of the work. What ¢. People will live in huge houses. Where £. Children won't be able to play outside. Will. g. The air will be too dirty to play outside. What. h. People will live a hard life. Will... 2. Turn into the negative (won'/shan a, They will have to use computers. (hel f. People will live on farms under sea. (on the ground)3. Make sentences: mau Fut Mark/be/fifteen/next week S+SHA Mark will be fifteen next week. a. Maybe/l/paint/front door/next week. b. Mother/make/yow/some coffee. ¢. Welsoon/discover/what's wrong/with the car. 4. Perhaps/our neighbours/come over/tonight e. The weather/change/soon. £. Children/always/be/children g. Ivbe/very cold/in winter h, Perhaps/aunt/visiv/us/soon, [Nu va alerg LHe won't nu [Va veni__ [He will con | Vor traduce 4, Read and translate the following text: GOODBYE AND GOOD LUCK Our neighbour, captain Charles Alison, will sail from Portsmouth tomorrow. We shall mect him at the harbour early in the morning. He will be in his small boat, "Topsail". "Topsail" is a famous little boat. It has sailed across the Atlantic many times. Captain Alison will set out at eight o'clock, 80 we shall have plenty of time. We shall see his boat and then we shall say goodbye to him. He will be away for two months, We are very proud of L What will hap him. He will take part in an important race across the Atlantic. ‘8, you forget b. you make 5. Give the correct form of the verb in brackets: ; ; Our neighbour (sail). _from our harbour tomorrow. ebidirdlvaant a. the teacher We (meet) im at the harbour early in the morning. He tivoa ave (be), in a small boat. He (set out) at ; eight o'clock, so we (have) .. ...plenty of time. We (see) ceeeshis. boat and then we (say) a away for two months. He in an important race across the Atlantic, 3. What will yo a. you come b. you don't . you get ba 118‘MAIN CLAUSE TfwhenJafier/as soon as CLAUSE Future tense Present tense S+SHALL/WILL + V1 S+vi (s/-es) ‘Nu va alerga nu va fi trziu. He won't run F it isnt late. Va veni CAND ‘va avea timp liber. He will come WHEN he has spare time. ‘Vor traduce textul DEINDATACE | le voi da dicfionarul. They will translate the AS SOON AS I give them the text dictionary. 6. Complete the sentences: Eg: What will happen ‘a you wake up too late? ». you arrive late at school? If wake up too late I'll miss the first class. If arrive late at school the teacher will get angry. 1. What will happen if: a. you forget your books at home? . you make noise in the classroom? 2. What will you do if: a. the teacher gets angry with you? b. you arrive late at school? 3. What will your parents say if: a. you come late home? . you don’t do your homework? c. you get bad marks at school? 119g. What ( ‘h, What ¢ 4, What will you do if: a. your mother doesn't cook lunch? b. your mother comes late home? ¢. your mother goes to the hairdressers in the evening? 5, What will you do a. yout friend doesn't invite you to her party? bb. you don't have money to buy her a nice present? c, nobody invites you to dance? 7. Answer the following questions: Eg. whatleavif you are hungry ‘What will you eat if you are hungry? ‘a. what/you/dolif you see a monster... . what/he say/if he is asked. c. where/she go/if she is in 4d. what/you buy/if you have much money ‘¢ what/teacher dofif you don't write your homework £where/you golif you have a fast car g, what/you drinklif you are thirsty. E, whav/mother dofif you miss your classes. 8. Give the right tense of the verb in brackets: Tags Wi have mach money I (buy)...........a lot of sweets If { have much money I shall buy a lot of sweets. much spare time. her. a. They will go on a trip if they (have) ’b. She (dance) .... “at his party if he (invite) ... ¢. [shall eat if (be) .. ‘hungry. 4. Mother will invite her friends if they (be) ce. What (you do) if you see a ghost? £. She (come) “to our party if she feels well. 120 _free on Saturday.g. What (they do) bh. What (they see), if you pay them a visit? f they go to the theatre? 9. Translate into Engl a. Va veni dacd vremea e frumoasi. Jacd-mi este foame voi manca ceva. ¢. Vom merge la munte daci avem vacant. ii este sete va ¢. Nu vom alerga dac& nu este tarzi g. Dac nu avem bani de ajuns nu vom cumpara casa aceea. h. Dac ninge vom merge la munte si schiem, 10, Answer the questions: a. How old will you be in the year 2050? b. What will you be? ¢. Where will you live? 4. How will you travel?. e. Where will you travel? £ What means of transport will you use?. g. Where will your children play?, b. Where will they study? i, Will they go to school? j. Will people live in houses with beautiful gardens? K Will you visit your neighbours 1. Will work be difficult or easy for you' 121