2.2.8. Complete the sentences to express a future action. Use the Future Simple, Future Continuous, Present Continuous or Present Simple. 1) The performance begins (begin) at 7 p.m.
2) Michael (leave) for London tonight.
3) The phone is ringing! - All right, I
(answer) it.
4) This time tomorrow they (fly) to New York.
5) What ___ you ___ this evening?
6) Something is wrong with my mobile phone. — Don't worry. I (repair) it tomorrow.
7) What do you think we (do) this time next year?
8) Tomorrow I homework as soon as I come from school. (begin) doing my English
9) We have no bread left. - I (go) to buy some now.

2.2.9. Change the verbs in the following sentences into the Passive Voice.

1) An announcer is reading the news.
The news is being read by the announcer.

2) The Queen is opening that hospital next week.
That hospital ___ by the Queen next week.

3) A greengrocer sells potatoes.
Potatoes ___ by a greengrocer.

4) The police have arrested the thief.
The thief ___ by the police.

5) They closed the shops at 1 o'clock. The shops ___ at 1 o'clock.

6) They can finish this job tomorrow.
This job ___ tomorrow.

7) My parents will take my brother to the Zoo next week.
My brother ___ to the Zoo by my parents next week.

8) He broke my watch.
My watch ___ by him.

9) The teacher is checking my essay now.
My essay ___ by the teacher now.

Present Simple:
1. I brush my teeth every day. I do not brush my teeth every day. Do I brush my teeth every day? 2. They go to walk every weekend. They do not go to walk every weekend. Do they go to walk every weeknd? 3. She gets up at 7 o'clock. She does not get up at 7 o'clock. Does she get up at 7 o'clock? 4. He usually plays football. He usually does not play football. Does he usually plays football? 5. We have lunch every day. We do not have lunch every day. Do we have lunch every day? 6. My mother likes to cook. My mother does not like to cook. Does my mother like to cook? 7. My sister like to read books. My sister does not like to read books. Does my sister like to read books? 8. Our grandfather reads newspaprer every morning. My granfather does not read newspaper every morning. Does our grandfather read newspaper every morning? 9. My family travels every summer. My family does not travel every summer. Does my family travel every summer?  10. My brother likes ice-cream. My brother does not like ice-cream. Does my brother like ice-cream? 

After each term in school we had our holidays. It's fun to have holidays, you can do whatever you like, you don't have to get up too early, do your homework or think of troubles which occur very often at school.

Most of all I liked summer holidays, they were the longest ones, though, when winter was snowy and and frosty, I enjoyed my winter holidays skating and skiing, sledging and making a snowman or having a fight with snowballs.

I'd like to tell you about my summer holidays I spent in Sochi. It was just three years ago. My parents and me were sitting in the living-room discussing our plans for the summer holidays. My father suggested that we should go to Sochi. On hearing that I jumped up with joy and said it was a wonderful idea. My mother wasn't against the idea either. So one summer morning we started for our journey to Sochi.

First, we travelled to Odessa by plane and from there we got to Sochi by boat. We stayed in Odessa for three days, our relatives live there and they gave us board and lodging. So we had an excellent opportunity to go round the city, to see beautiful monuments to the famous people who had lived in Odessa, museums and the Odessa Opera House.

We enjoyed our trip from Odessa to Sochi. The Black Sea was calm. We sat on deck in the lounge chairs and looked at the sea. I like Sochi very much, we bathed and went boating and swimming, lay in the sun on the beach. In the evenings we went for a walk or dropped in at a cafe to have ice-cream or juice.

My father showed us the famous Botanical Gardens, we went for hikes in the mountains, we saw the magnificent Augura Waterfalls. The sea was nice and warm. The weather was fine. When it was time to go home, we were sorry to leave the marvellous town of Sochi.