Next year (to begin) on the 1st of January

A) is going to begin

B) will begin

C) began

D) has begun

E) had begun

They (to come) by train next week.

A) come

B) has come

C) came

D) comes

E) will come

I (to go) to the library tomorrow.

A) shall gone

B) shall be go

C) shall go

D) will to go

E) shall to go

They (to buy) a new flat next year.

A) will buy

B) shall buy

C) will bought

D) will be buy

E) shall be buy

186. Mary (to translate) the text tomorrow.

A) shall translate

B) will translate

C) shall be translate

D) will be translate

E) will been translate

I (to be) at home tomorrow.

A) shall not been

B) shalln’t be

C) shan’t be

D) won’t

E) willn’t be

188. I (to work) at six o’clock when you ring me up.

A) shall be working

B) were was working

C) has been working

D) was been working

E) is working

They (to work) all day long next Saturday.

A) was working

B) is working

C) will working

D) will be working

E) shall be working

We (to play) tennis from five to seven tomorrow.

A) was playing

B) is playing

C) will playing

D) will be playing

E) shall be playing

Run downstairs. Your sister (to wait) for you.

A) waits

B) is waiting

C) waited

D) are waiting

E) wait

192. What … he (to do) at the moment?

A) are doing

B) is doing

C) doing

D) were doing

E) does doing

193. Listen! Somebody (to sing) a lovely song.

A) sings

B) sang

C) is singing

D) was sanging

E) are singing

Kate still (to work) in the garden.

A) are working

B) is working

C) works

D) worked

E) am working

I (to be) writing a letter.

A) am

B) are

C) do

D) does

E) did

When Mother came home, we (to work) in the garden.

A) is working

B) was working

C) are working

D) were working

E) will be working

The children (to play) in the garden when you rang me up.

A) will be playing

B) was plating

C) is playing

D) are playing

E) were playing

We (to wait) for you at five yesterday.

A) were waiting

B) was waiting

C) is waiting

D) are waiting

E) will be waiting