Question

Complete the interview with an astronaut with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Interviewer: Good afternoon, Colin. How are the preparations for the next mission going? Astronaut: Very well, thanks. If the weather is (be) good, we'll leave Earth on Friday, then if everything goes well, we (reach) the space station in two days. Interviewer: Could anything go wrong? Astronaut: Of course. For example, the weather might be bad. If that happened, we (wait) until it got better. Also, if any of the rocket's systems (fail), we would use the emergency spacecraft to return to Earth. Interviewer: Well, let's hope everything goes well. What do people need to do if they (want) to see the space station from Earth? Astronaut: Well, you (not see) the space station unless you have a good telescope. If you want to know when it passes over your area, (check) on our website. Interviewer: Thanks very much, Colin, and good luck!

Answer 1

Interviewer: Good afternoon, Colin. How are the preparations for the next mission going?

Astronaut: Very well, thanks. If the weather is going to be good, we'll leave Earth on Friday, then if everything goes

well, we  will reach the space station in two days.

Interviewer: Could anything go wrong?

Astronaut: Of course. For example, the weather might be bad. If that happened, we  would wait until it  got better. Also, if any of the rocket's systems  failed, we would use the emergency

spacecraft to return to Earth.

Interviewer: Well, let's hope everything goes well. What do people need to do if they  want to see  the space station from Earth?

Astronaut: Well, you  can't see the space station unless you have a good telescope. If you want to  know when it passes over your area,

check on our website.

Interviewer: Thanks very much, Colin, and good luck!

Answer 2

Interviewer: Good afternoon, Colin. How are the preparations for the next mission going? Astronaut: Very well, thanks. If the weather is good, we'll leave Earth on Friday, then if everything goes well, we will reach the space station in two days. Interviewer: Could anything go wrong? Astronaut: Of course. For example, the weather might be bad. If that happened, we would wait until it got better. Also, if any of the rocket's systems failed, we would use the emergency spacecraft to return to Earth. Interviewer: Well, let's hope everything goes well. What do people need to do if they want to see the space station from Earth? Astronaut: Well, you won't see the space station unless you have a good telescope. If you want to know when it passes over your area, check on our website. Interviewer: Thanks very much, Colin, and good luck!