Exercise 10. Complete these sentences using the verbs in brackets. 1. I knew nothing of the matter. I (to spend) the night at the bedside of my sister. 2. He was shocked as well as wondered to see how she (to change) during the past five months. 3. The teachers were very patient and that was what she needed. Other teachers at other schools(to bully) her and so she (to become) discouraged. 4. He was deeply ashamed of the fact he could not play tennis. He (not to have) football classesat school as there (to be) no facilities. 5. When the man (to go away), she made a step or two towards the path that led through theforest. Exercise 12. Reproduce the following jokes. 1) A man asks a farmer near a field, “Sorry sir, would you mind if I crossed your field instead ofgoing around it? You see, I have to catch the 4:23 train. ”The farmer says, “Sure, go right ahead. And if my bull sees you, you’ll even catch the 4:11 one. ”2) A wife goes to consult a psychiatrist about her husband: “My husband is acting so weird. Hedrinks his morning coffee and then he goes and eats the mug He only leaves the handle ”Psychiatrist: “Yes, that is weird. The handle is the best part. “3) Two men are playing golf. One of them is about to take a swing when a funeral processionappears on the road next to the course. He stops mid-swing, takes off his cap, closes his eyes,and bows his head in contemplation. His opponent comments: "That must be the most touching thing I’ve ever seen. You are a veryfeeling man. " The man, recovering himself, replies, "Yeah, well we were married 35 years. "Exercise 13. Complete these sentences to express future time with the verbs given. 1. Everything possible (to do) to find out who is responsible. 2. I am sure we (to have) a good time together. 3. I am thirsty. I think I (to have) half a pint of bitter. 4. It’s too cold in the room. I think I (to switch on) the heater. 5. What would you like to eat? – I (to have) a sandwich and a cup of tea. 6. We haven’t got any bread at home. – Don’t worry. I (to go) and get some now. Exercise 14. Complete these sentences to express future time with the verb given. 1. We (to hold) a reunion party for all former students on July 15th. 2. This time next month I (to swim) in the Black Sea. 3. In ten minutes the lecture room will be full of students. They (to listen) professor Freeman. 4. Don’t call me at 10 a. m. I (to have) a grammar test. 5. One of our students is ill and he (to take part) in the seminar on Monday. 6. Peter refuses to buy a new jacket. He’s worn the same jacket for five years. I think he still (towear) it in 2025, if he’s alive then. 7. Do you think your mother still (to work) when she’s fifty-five?8. I’m going to New York tomorrow. I don’t know for how long. You can use my computerwhile I’m away. I (not to need) it until I come back. 9. I went to see my aunt in hospital two days ago. I do hope she (to feel) much better the nexttime I see her. 10. It was snowing heavily when we went to the disco party. And I’m afraid it still (to snow)when we come out. Exercise 15. Complete these sentences to express future time with the verbs given. 1. I do hope my parents (to return) by the time I get home. 2. I rarely use my car. I suppose by the end of this year I (to drive) only 10 000 kilometers. 3. When you get back from abroad, I (to graduate) the university. 4. He started writing his dissertation three years ago. I think he (to present) it by May. 5. Hurry up. I am afraid the lecture (to start) by the time you get to university. Exercise 17. Complete these sentences to express future time with the verbs given. 1. What will you do if you (not to pass) your English exam?2. A lot of people will be out of work if the company (to close down). 3. Mary will be very much upset if she (to discover) that Steve doesn’t love her. 4. Take care that your efforts to further empower women in no way (to disadvantage) men. 5. Can you see to it that the e-mail (to go) this afternoon?6. What will you tell him when he (to refuse) to assist you in the experiment?