Use the simple present in the affirmative, question or negative form, or the present continuous of the verbs in the brackets:
- A: When they (to leave)? B: In a fortnight. They (to see) about tickets tomorrow.
- The boy appeared with a railway time-table in his hand. "The next train (to leave in 25 minutes."
- I'll see to it that he (to take) his sister with him.
- I (to see) him tomorrow.
- He certainly wants to see you. It's the last chance because his regiment (to leave) the country early next week.
- SHHHHSHHHH! - she warned. You (to become) conspicious.
- Thelma looked down at his son: You are a little beggar - she said. You always (to want) something.
- Well, the easiest way to make sure that I (not to say) the wrong thing is not to bring your friends here.
- A: The note (to say) that you are to blame. B: She (to lie). A: Who (to lie)? B: The teacher.
- A: You must let me out here. Now I can easily walk to the railway station. B: What train you (to take)? A: The next to Vancouver. B: Then you (to leave) Canada. A: Yes. B: Just a holiday? A: No, I (to return) to England.
- Yes, how time (to fly) - observed Billy.
- Sometimes I (to think) about what you and I (to do) here, and whether any of it is really worth it.
- You (to look) hot. Haven't you something cooler to wear?
- A: Mr. Smith in? B: No, Madame, Mr Smith has just started for the East. His ship (to sail) tomorrow. A: Oh - said Jane blankly - Where from? B: Plymouth, Madame. His train (to leave) Paddington at midnight. You may catch him yet.
- A: How's Ken? B: He (to grow) peaches in North Carolina.
- Of course I (to joke) - he said in confusion.
- Come to my room this minute - he said. You (to hear) me? Please, hurry, I (to wait) for you!
- When she looked at him, he was no longer smiling and lost in thought again. "How quickly your mood (to change) !" - she exclaimed.
- I (not to go) home for lunch on Mondays. Mother (to get) up early on Mondays and (to do) her washing.
- She (to suffer) from a very unusual form of kidney disease.
- For goodness' sake see that these new girls (to get) their hair cut properly....
- A: What we (to do) now? B: When it (to be) light we'll go back to the truck.
- You ever (to play) cards? - he asked.
- Gillian (to be) rude to me. Why you (not to stop) her?
- A: What you (to do) tonight? B: I don't know yet. I (to get) rather used to being at home every night.
- What sort of parts you (to play) on the stage?
- She asked George who hadn't moved: Well, what you (to stand) there for? What you (to think) about?
- A: Greg, come here a minute, will you? B: Oh, what you (to want)? Cant you see I (to watch) the TV?
- I (to start) work next week. And we all (to look) forward very much to having you in the office. You (to join) us at an interesting time.
- I'm sorry you (not to feel) well, dear.
- Why you (not to try) to rest now, Sam? Try and sleep!
- Write him a note and see it (to be) delivered.
- Allison (to wait) for you, Amber!
- What you (to do) when you are by yourself?
- He (to know) a lot of languages.
- What he (to do) there? He (to write) a book, I believe.
- She always (to try) a little too hard to make people like her.
- One shouldn't dring when one (to drive).
- It was a shock to her, but she is the kind that (not to break) down.
- Why you (to wear) an engagement ring? You are not engaged!
- "You are young - he said. Young people (to do) a lot of foolish things."
- I'm about to move to London and I (to try) to deciede which books and records to make along.
KEY
- are .... leaving, are .... seeing
- leaves
- takes
- am seeing
- leaves
- are becoming
- are ...... wanting
- don't stay
- says, is lying, is lying
- are .... taking, are leaving, am returning
- flies
- think, are doing
- are looking / look
- sails, leaves
- is growing
- am joking
- do ... hear, am waiting
- changes
- don't go, gets, does
- is suffering
- get
- do ..... do, is
- do ........ play
- is being, don't stop
- are ....... doing, am getting
- do ......... play
- are ......... standing, are thinking
- do ........ want, am watching
- am starting, are ........ looking, are joining
- are not feeling (don't feel)
- don't ....... try
- is
- is waiting
- do ......... do
- knows
- is ......... doing, is writing
- is trying
- is drving
- doesn't break
- are ....... wearing (or: do ....... wear)
- are wearing
- do
- am trying