OPG Will and shall

► What would you like? ~ I’ll have an orange juice, please.   decision

1- Shall we go out tonight? ~ I’ll be too tired, I think.   

2- We’ve lost a tennis ball. ~ I’ll help you look for it.   

3- I’m worried about the exam. ~ Oh, you’ll be all right.   

4- I haven’t got any transport. ~ Oh, we’ll give you a lift.   

5- I must fix this shelf some time. ~ We’ll be dead before then.   

► You and your friend have come into the room. The window is open, and it is cold.
    I’ll shut the window.

1- The phone is ringing. You are the nearest person to it.

2- The choice on the menu is fish or chicken. You hate fish.

3- You are meeting a friend at the station. He has two suitcases. There’s a bag, too.

4- Your friend has written a letter. You are going to walk into town past the post office.

► it / be / warm / tomorrow    It will be warm tomorrow.

1- Tom / watch / the match   

2- Harriet’s party / be / fun   

3- Trevor / not put up / the shelves   

4- Laura / be / annoyed   

5- Andrew / study / all weekend   

6- Rachel / not do / any work   

Rachel: What shall we do today?

Vicky: It would be nice to go out somewhere. The forecast says temperatures rise to thirty degrees.

Jessica: we go for a walk?

Rachel: That sounds a bit boring. What about the seaside? We could get a bus.

Jessica: How much it cost? I haven’t got very much money.

Vicky: It isn’t far. It doesn’t cost much.

Jessica: Everywhere be so crowded today because it’s a holiday. The journey take ages.

Rachel: Come on, Vicky. we leave Jessica behind if she’s going to be so miserable?