(score 8P) Hi, there!
Just a quick e-mail to say that were OK and that our trip round France has gone really well. Tomorrow we (1.take) the
train to Paris. I've decided that (2. visit) the Louvre when were there, but jane isn't interested in art, so I suppose she
(3.do) something different. Our train back home (4. leave) early on Sunday morning and (5.get) to Portsmouth at 14.50
What (6. do) Sunday afternoon? The weather forecast on the Internet says it (7. rain) on Sunday, so could you come and
meet us? If not, don't worry. We (8. walk) home or get a taxi.
Answers:
01. we'll take 2. I'm going to visit 3. she'll do
07.it's going to rain 8.we'll walk
4.will leave 5.will get 6.will you do
4.leaves 5.gets to 6.are you doing
01. we're taking 2. I'll visit 3.she does
07.it rains 8.we're walking
07. it's raining 8.we walk

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