Complete the sentences using the Simple Future Tense will or (be) going to. 1. Sam: Have you arranged the accommodation for our guest?
Chris: I am terribly sorry. i completely forgot about it. I
do it now.
2. Guest: I think I forgot my luggage in the lobby.
Receptionist: Please wait here. I
ask someone to carry it to your room.
3. Our housekeeper has worked all day long. She must be very tired. In fact, she looks as if she
pass
out.
4. Martin: This is the second time i have called you about the TV which doesn't work properly.
Receptionist: Sorry Sir! We've already informed the technicians of the problem. They
come upstairs to
fix it soon.
5. Travel Agent: Could you tell me the flight number and the arrival time of Mr. Duncan?
Secretary: Hold on a second, please! |
give you this information after checking his flight ticket.
6. The weatherman says it
rain after Sunday.
7. I hope we
have any more trouble with the neighbor's dog.​

The word addiction usually makes us think of someone unable to stop using dangerous stuff like alcohol. But people who have a strong relationship with computer games or even food can also show similar psychological, emotional, and social problems. Nowadays, a growing number of teenagers develop a cigarette habit. It is a very dangerous tendency. Studies show that the earlier you start smoking, the more likely you are to become a lifelong addict.

Specialists also stress that a person is at risk of becoming an alcoholic later in life if he starts drinking as a teen. An American professor explained that if you are a young teen and start drinking, the risk is pretty high that you will go on to have a problem. But the number of under 18's taken to hospital with drink-related problems went up lately.

When people asked what the way out was, specialists recommended to take up a sport and gave an explanation that the more teens were involved in sport, the less time they had to be involved in antisocial behavior.

Conversation 1  

Susan: Hi. I'd like to come to the beginners' music class.  

Do l have to (1) be able to play an instrument?  

Teacher: No, you don't have to (2) play an instrument. You can (3) choose your instrument here, and we'll help you to learn.  

Susan: Can (4) I come to a lesson first to see if I like it?  

Teacher: Well, I'm afraid you can't (5) come to the lessons unless you sign up for the whole course.  

Susan: OK can (6) I bring children?  

Teacher: Yes, you can (7). Children love it.  

Susan: Do I have to (8) bring my own instrument?  

Teacher: No, we have instruments here you can (9) use.  

Conversation 2  

Student: I'm a student. How much do I have to (1) pay?  

Secretary: It's a reduced rate, so you only have to (2) pay £130.  

Student: Do I have to (3) register first?  

Secretary: No, you don't have (4) to register. You can (5) come along to the first class. If you like the class, you can (6) complete the form at the end of the lesson.  

Student: Can (7) I pay by cheque?  

Secretary: Yes, you can (8) pay by card or cheque on the night.

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