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7 are going to be (The present 21 will seat (Permanent future 5A
continuous is not used with arrangement. Unit 12C) 2 built up
'be' to talk about the future. 22 takes (The present simple is 3 was closed
Unit 12C) more likely here as the 4 was flown
8 will (We don't use 'be to + information is part of an 5 were involved
infinitive' to talk about things official schedule or 6 happened
that can't be controlled by programme. Unit 13B)
people. Unit 15A) 23 I'll be waiting (The future 5B
9 bring (We use the present continuous is used to talk 1 has been awarded or has been
simple, not 'will' to talk about about an activity going on at given
2 will join
the future in a conditional a particular future time; the
clause with 'provided'. Unit present simple is used only for 4 3 will be taught
has played or has been playing
13C) future events that are part of
10 is devoting (A definite an official arrangement. Unit 5 was given
arrangement. (Unit 12B)) 14A) 6 plans
11 gets (We don't use 'be + to + 5C
infinitive' here because the 1 were freed
event in the if-clause is not 1 used to can complete all three 2 had been held
dependent on the event in the sentences: 3 were driven
main clause. Unit 15B) a will / would / used to ('will' 4 were reunited
12 is taking (Although 'going to' refers to now (and the 5 included
is possible here, the present foreseeable future) and 6 insisted (the past simple is most
continuous is more likely as a 'would' and 'used to' refer likely here although 'insists'
definite arrangement is being what happened in the past) and 'has insisted' are also
talked about. Unit 12B) b would / used to possible)
13 I'm going to (A prediction c used to 7 had been paid or was paid
based on something that we 2 must can complete all three
feel now. Unit 11B) sentences: 6
How can I help you?
14 are to have (We use 'be + to + a should / ought to / must 1 When did it first appear?
2
infinitive' if something must b must
happen first (in the main c should / ought to / must 3 Haven't you been to see me
clause) before something else 3 mustn't can complete all three before about this?
can happen (in the if-clause). sentences: 4 What happened to the rash
when you put it on?
Unit 15B) a mustn't / don't have to/ 5 /
15 she'll (A prediction based on needn't 6 'Have you a cat...?'Is rather
our past experience. Unit b mustn't / don't have to / formal. More appropriate
11B) needn't would be 'Do you have a
16 arrives (We use the present c mustn't cat...?' or 'Have you got a
simple, not 'will' in a wh- 4 must can complete all three cat...?'
clause when both the main sentences: 7 /
and wh-clause refer to the a must / have to / need to
future. Unit 130) b must 8 So what do you advise (that) I
(should) do about it? or What
17 will clear (Reporting a c must / have to / need to do you advise me to do about
prediction about an event 5 could can complete all three it?
which we can't arrange. Unit sentences: 9 When will your neighbour be
12C) a Could/Might ('Might' would back?
18 will play (We use 'will', not be rather formal here.) 10 Isn't there anybody you could
the present simple in a that- b may/might/could ask to look after it during that
clause when the main clause c could time?
refers to the present. Unit 6 is (or was) able to can complete 11 Which of them should I use
13D) all three sentences: first?
19 they're going to (A decision a was able to 12 What are the tablets for?
made some time before it is b is able to / can 13 How long is it likely to be
reported. Unit 11C) c was able to / could
20 ... will not (A future event before the rash clears up?
arranged in detail; formal
style. Unit 11C)

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