1) What ... you ... (to do) tonight, Ron? — Nick and I ... (to go) to the stadium to
watch a football match. We sometimes ... (to watch) football matches together.—
And what time ... the match ... (to start)? — Well, it... (to start) at half past six.
2)... you ...(to look) for somebody, Janet? — Oh, yes, I... (to look) for Daniel. We
usually ... (to have) lunch together.— I... (not often to see) him in the office at this
time.— You see, Tom, Daniel... (to work) at a very important project these days, so
he usually ... (to work) in the laboratory. But he ... (not to work) there at the
moment.
3)... Alan ... (to wait) for a bus? He ... (usually not to take) a bus to get to the
university.— You're right, usually his elder brother Sam ... (to give) him a lift, but
these days Sam ... (to repair) his car. Something ... (to be) wrong with its engine.
4)... Sarah ... (often to speak) that way? — Unfortunately! And she ... (always to
complain) of the lack of money!
5) Who ... our chief ... (to talk) to over there? — He ... (to talk) to the new manager
of the finance department. He always ... (to instruct) new employees personally.
6) Who usually ... (to help) you to choose clothes, Jess? You always ... (to look) so
smart! — Well, sometimes I ... (to choose) clothes myself and sometimes I ... (to ask)
my cousin Laura for a piece of advice. To my mind, clothes ... (to make) the man.
7) Where ... David and Helen ... (to hurry) to? — They ... (to go)to the railway
station right now to meet a delegation from Spain. They ... (to hurry) because the
train ... (to arrive) at nine o'clock and there ... (not to be) much time left.
8) Mr and Mrs Harris ... (to quarrel) again! — Oh, they ... (always to quarrel) with
each other!
9) Where ... her parents ... (to work)! — Her father ... (to work) in a bank and her
mother ... (to look) for a job at the moment.
10) How often... Matthew ... (to train) in the tennis court? — He usually ... (to train)
three times a week. But this week he ... (to prepare) for an international competition
so he ... (to work) very hard.