WHICH FUTURE?
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“Costruiranno un albergo qui.”
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“Chiedi a Jill. Ti aiuterà.”
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“Luca non lavora la prossima settimana.”
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“Non telefonare alle 2.00. Non saremo a casa.”
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“Il concerto sta per iniziare.”
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“Non credo che il Milan vincerà.”
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“Restano a casa i bambini stasera?”
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“Credi che pioverà a fine settimana?”
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“Domani alle 9.00 saremo a Vienna.”
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“Ti ricorderai di mandarmi una cartolina?”
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“L’aereo parte nel pomeriggio.”
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“Tom non sarà in ufficio domani. Va a Londra.”
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“Inviterai molta gente alla tua festa?”
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“Mi dispiace. Non succederà più.” (più = again)
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“Uscite voi stasera? Noi andiamo al cinema.”
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“Penso che Luigi non verrà.” (I don’t think…)
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“Siamo in ritardo. Perderemo il treno.” (perdere = to miss)
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“Guido io. Tu sei troppo stanco.”
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“Non ti alzare. I piatti li laverò io.”
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“Dove passerete le vacanze di Natale?” (passare = to spend)
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“Credo che guarderò un film stasera.”
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“La partita finisce alle 4.30.”
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“Che cosa farà Lara dopo l’università?” – “Cercherà un lavoro.”
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“You (go) out this evening?” – “No, I’m too tired.”
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“Don’t drink coffee before you go to bed. You (not sleep).”
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“We (go) to a concert this evening. It (start) at 7.30.”
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“Aren’t you ready yet?” – “Not yet. I (be) ready in five minutes.”
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“Do you know about Sally? She (get) married next month!”
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“It (not rain) so you don’t need to take an umbrella.”
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“My parents (go) on holiday next month.” – “Really! Where they (go)?”
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“Go to bed early and you (feel) better in the morning.”
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“Silvia is doing an English course. It (finish) on Friday.”
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“It’s Bob’s birthday tomorrow. He (be) twenty-five.”
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“There’s a football match tomorrow but I (not go).”
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“I’m sorry I was late this morning. It (not happen) again.”
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“I (go) out with some friends tonight. We meet at John’s house at 8 o’clock.”
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“I want some fresh air. I think I (go) for a walk after lunch.”
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“How you (get) home after the party tomorrow? The last bus (leave) at midnight.”
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“There’s no milk for breakfast tomorrow.” – “Don’t worry. I (buy) some on my way home.”
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“Do you want to go to the cinema tonight?” – “Yes, what time the film (begin)?
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“This letter is for Rosie.” – “OK. I (give) it to her.”
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“What you (do) next Monday afternoon?” – “I (work).
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“I (play) bridge tonight with Alan and Jill.”
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“I’m sure that I (recognise) her.”
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“Did you remember to book seats?” – “No, I forgot. I (telephone) now.”
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“We (have) some friends to lunch tomorrow.”
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“I (see) her tomorrow.”
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“John (bring) me his old piano this afternoon.” – “Really! Where you (put) it?”
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“We (know) tonight.”
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“You (go) to the auction (asta) tomorrow?” – “Yes, I (go), but I (not buy) anything.”
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“I told her three times yesterday. I (not tell) her again today.”
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“He (play) in a tennis match on Friday.”
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“My nephew (come) to stay with me next weekend.” – “Which room you (give) him?”
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“He (not believe) it.”
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“I (spend) a few days in Wincanton next week.”
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“He has gone to hospital with a broken leg.” – “I’m sorry to hear that. I (send) him a card.”
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“I (move) to a new flat next week.”
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“John’s father (build) a new garage here.”
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“I can’t understand this letter. It’s in German” – “”I call my son. He (translate) it for you.”
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“Where you (meet) them?”
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“What you (tell) the police? – “I (tell) them the truth.” (la verità)
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“You (have) another cup of coffee?” – “No, thank you.”
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“He (start) tomorrow.”
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“When you (have) your next lesson?” – “I (have) it on Monday.”
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“I (give) him a football for his next birthday.”
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“Look what I bought in the sales (saldi)!” – “What a strange thing! Where you (put) it?”
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“He (wash) the car?”
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“You (eat) it raw (crudo)? You (be) ill.”
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“I hope you (have) a good time tomorrow.”
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“Why are you cutting those mushrooms?” – “I (put) them in the sauce.”
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“Did you know that France (play) England on Saturday?”
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“The inspector (ask) you a few questions.
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“You (tidy) the garage?” – “Yes, you (help) me?”
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“How do I get from here to London Bridge?” – “I don’t know, but I (ask) that policeman.”
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“I (compete) in the bicycle race tomorrow.”
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“I’m sure that you (like) her.”
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“My brother came back from Spain this morning” – “Oh good, we (invite) him to our next party.”
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“He (leave) in a few days.”
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“What you (do) when you grow up?” – “I (be) an actress.”
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“You (open) the door for me, please?”
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“I (read) you his answer to my letter.”
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“You look frozen. Sit down and I (make) you a cup of tea.”
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“Don’t worry. I (remember) it.”
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“Mr Pitt said that he (not come) back until Wednesday evening.”
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“What you (do) with the money?”
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“You (buy) bread?” – “Yes, of course.” – “You (buy) some for me, please?”
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