Complete the sentence with an appropriate degree of adjective. She was ... ashamed to admit her mistake a) more
h) the most
e) as... as
t) too
u) enough

1. A new hospital was built last year after the old one had benn destroyed by a fire.
2.  A new hospital will be built next year after the present one will have been demolished.
3. It's not certain yet, but if there is enough money, it's possible that the new hospital will be built.
4. The hospital currently has been renovated because there isn't enough money to build a new one.
5. Up to now, two hospitals have been renovated. The others will be renovated soon.
6. 6. This time next year, all the hospitals will being renovated.

1.
1). I will play snowballs next winter.
2). I won't ride a bike tomorrow.
3). Will you visit Russia next year?
4). We will play football in an hour.

2.
1. We won't play snowballs next summer.
2. He will swim in summer.
3. They will skate in winter.
4. The forest won't be green in winter.
5. Jill will have a picnic in summer.

3.
1. He’ll draw a funny pictures for his brother every day.
2. I’ll have a breakfast in an hour.
3. It’ll be snowy and cold next winter.
4. They play computer games every Saturday.

4.

1. I will run tomorrow.
2. Will you play football?
3. We will ski next winter.

5. 
1. What will you do next winter? - I will skate and play snowballs next winter.
2. What will you do next summer? - I will go to the forest and have picnic next summer.