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2 Circle the correct alternatives.
a Sandra often listens / watches to the radio.
b Dr Cartwright has made / has done a scientific
discovery.
c It's hot in here. I have taken / have written off
my coat.
d Jenny sent / surfed an errail to Danny.
e Paul went/ go on an expedition to Australia.
f Ronnie sometimes surfs / reads the Internet.
g Wendy has never committed / has never
caught a crime,
h Deborah has downloaded / has sent the
podcast onto her MP3 player.
i I'm looking / I'm finding for my shoes. Have
you seen them?
She went / climbed to the mountains to try
snowboarding​

4 Be to and be about to (C) Complete these sentences on the news. Some are spoken by the newsreader in the studio and some by reporters on the spot. Use be to or be about to with the verbs in brackets. ? The new museum is to open (open) in the autumn. ? The Prime Minister is at the microphone now. He is about to start (start) speaking. 1 The leading runner is nearly there now. She (win) the race. 2 Taxes (goint) up from next April. 3 The US President  (visit) Ireland in the new year. 4 The riot isn't over yet, but the police are here. They(to move) in. А 5 я незнаю(

If you need a car, you can hire one when you get to Glasgow. 
Mark: If I hire a car, it will be too complicated. I'd rather take my own.
Sarah: It's too dangerous. You might fall asleep on the motorway. 
Mark: I won't fall asleep. I can play loud music. Anyway, I will get there much quicker when there is no traffic on the road. As soon as I arrive, I will ring you, I promise. 
Sarah: I will be worried until I hear from you. But don't ring before I am awake in the morning. 
Mark: I will lie down for a couple of hours before I go. 
Sarah: Good idea. You will be exhausted tomorrow if you don't get some sleep this evening.