Open the brackets and use the following tenses: The Present Simple, The Past Simple, The Future Simple, The Past Progressive, The Present Progressive, the Future Progressive, the Present Perfect, the Past Perfect.
By the time he (to die), Beethoven (to write) nine symphonies.
Richard (to watch) the TV show when the phone (to ring).
you ever (to read) an English novel?
If you (to be) careful you could have broken your leg.
They (to build) a new power station at the moment/
What time Kevin (to come)? – An hour ago.
I think it (to rain) tomorrow.
He (to do) his room at 11 o’clock tomorrow.
He (to do) his room by 11 o’clock yesterday.
He (to do) his room when his friend came.
He usually (to do) his room at 11 o’clock.
He (to do) his room at the moment.
He (to do) his room and then he went to the cinema.
He (to do) his room next Sunday.
When he went out, it (to rain) heavily.
We (not, to eat) any meat. We are on a diet.
When they ( to come) to the concert, the performance (already, to begin).
He normally (to drink) coffee but now he (to drink) tea because he’s got a cold.

Hello, Christine!I'm glad to write you about Saint Petersburg. I think that it's a good idea to choose a language school in Saint Petersburg, because there are many excellent language schools there. I recommended you to see many beautiful and interesting places in St. Petersburg. Among them are the Summer Garden with its famous railing, the Hermitage, the Kazan Cathedral, the Russian Museum, the Rostral Columns, the Alexander Nevski Monastery, the Alexander Column, the Palace Square, the Triumphal Arch, the Admiralty, the Field of Mars, etc. July is the warmest month in St. Petersburg, but also the rainiest. Temperatures vary between 14°C and 30°C with many hot days when it’s 25°C and over. Daylight hours begin to decrease slowly, but still the evenings are “white”. The water temperature in the Neva rises to 16°C. You will probably want to hude under the shade of trees in one of St. Petersburg’s gardens.                                                                                          Bye! Your (name).

1)
1. They will swim tomorrow.
2. She will read books next week.
3. He will listen to music in an hour.
4. The will sing songs tomorrow.
5. I will play volleyball next week.
6. She will do her homework in two hours.
7. I will help my mum tomorrow.
8. They will walk in the park in two days.

2)
1. He won't ride a bike next week.
2. They won't play tennis in two hours.
3. You won't read fairy tales in the evening.
4. She won't cook pizza next Sunday.
5. I won't eat bananas tomorrow.
6. We won't drink milk in an hour.
7. We won't play computer games in two days.