British children hang their stockings, so Santa Claus could put presents into them. The British usually decorate their houses with fairy lights, angels and small toys. They set up Christmas trees. After lunch they listen to the Christmas speech of the Quenn, shown on TV. Children usually sing Christmas carols. British families and friends give presents to each other. During the weeks before Christmas Day, they send cards to friends and families. On the eve of Christmas they cook little pies filled with nuts and dried fruit. On the Sunday before Christmas many people go to churches, where different hymns are sung. Usually children come around in the evening to the front doors and collect candies.
2. Is Mama going to make Anna a new dress? - Yes... She will wear it to the party.
3. Do you think Spartacus will win tomorrow?
4. I'm sure he won't finish the job next week.
5. In a year, my brother will graduate from high school and go to university.
6. Will you be using the computer tonight? - I only want to borrow it for one evening.
7. What will you do after class? - I'll wait for you here.
8. The movie starts at 8? - I'm sorry, I can't go with you, I'll be studying at eight o'clock tonight.
9. If you don't learn this rule, you'll get a bad grade.
10. Who will write this word on the board?
11. At 7:20, by the time we get to the theater, the play has already started.
12. If you go to him at 11 p.m., he'll already be in bed.
13. When will you be here again? - In a month's time. I'll be here for a whole week.
14. Sorry, I have to run. It's 5 o'clock, my girlfriend will be waiting for me.
15. Let's meet at 8 o'clock sharp, the match will be over by then.
16. Come anytime: I'll play computer games all evening.
17. At this time on Thursday, I'll be swimming (bathing) in the warm sea.
20. I'm sure he'll pass his final exams successfully and go to university.
18. I'm sure he won't finish this job next week.
19. Ask him not to spend his money so quickly. He will spend all his money by the end of his vacation.
