Next weekend we are going out on a small boat to fish on the l (a)   near my house.

Wales, England and Scotland are all part of the m (a)   of Great Britain, the largest island in Europe.

Surfers travel the world looking for the biggest w (a)   .

Have you ever thought about putting a message in a bottle and watching it f (a)   out to sea?

WILL OR GOING TO

A: Do you have any holiday plans for the summer? 

B: Yes, I (a)   go to Egypt for two weeks.

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A: What do you think life (a)   be like in 100 years’ time?

B: I have no idea – it’s so far away!

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A: Oh no, I’ve left my diary at work!

B: Don’t worry. I have to collect my coat from the office so I (a)   get it for you.

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A: I can’t believe I’ve lost my ticket for the concert tonight!

B: That’s such bad luck. And you (a)   get another one now, it’s completely sold out. 

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A:  Have you heard that the forecast is for snow later?

B: Well, it doesn’t look like it (a)   snow yet – the sun’s still shining.

 In the next twenty years, air travel quicker / probably / get / will than it is now.

(a)  

By the end of this century, the world population increase / to / likely / is even further.

(a)  

Our grandchildren have / possibly / will / cars that fly in their lifetimes.

(a)  

I’m not a fan of ebooks and I’m sure they won’t / replace / definitely / books – at least, I hope not!

(a)  

Most people are working / to / unlikely / stop and let robots do everything for them!

(a)  

 I / help / you / can / how?

(a)  

you / could / wonder / if / I / check the information.

(a)  

I / take / details / could / some?

(a)  

tell / you / could / me if the bank cards are still inside?

(a)  

Can I else / with / you / help / anything ?

(a)