Question

HELP! Insert the proper forms to express the future actions: 1. The Government has been in the past and _____ in the future a major consumer of legal talent (to be). 2. This argument _____ the judge (not/to convince). 3. I don't trust this juror. I _____ him (to challenge). 4. He's a practitioner with long experience. I am sure he ______ the case (to win). 5. Jack is in trouble and needs a legal backing. - I know. I ______ his matter tomorrow (to discuss). 6. I've decided to retire from the Federal Agency. - Have you? What _____ you (to do)? 7. Did you send him a summons? - Oh, I'm sorry. I completely forgot. I ____ now (to do). 8. Can I get your opinion on the case today? - No, you _______ it tomorrow (to get). 9. What you ______ (to do) at 11 tomorrow? - We ______ (to have) a seminar on civil law at this time. 10. In the afternoon I _______ (to take part) in some preliminary investigation.

Answer 1

1. will be (хорошая фраза аля "<фактнейм> был и будет")

2. isn't goind to convince (в значении предсказывания ближайшего (очень ближайшего) будущего на определённых фактах. Но возможно 'won't convince' подойдёт и больше)

3. will challenge (т. к. решение принято в момент говорения)

4. he is going ro win

5. I'm discussing (т. к. решение уже принято; и будет происходить в ближайшее время, очень близкое к моменту разговора)

6. are you going to do

7. will do

8. will get

9. What are you doing - are having (т. к. речь идёт о запланированном действии, которое произойдёт в ближайшее время)

10. am taking part (аналогичная причина к прошлому)

ps Я всё расписывал по 2 причинам. 1) Уважение к этому труду рукописного написания всего этого текста, 2) Чтоб есчо вы знали ход моих мыслей и сами если что нашли ошибки, если у меня была неправильная интерпретация.

Answer 2

1. The Government has been in the past and will be in the future a major consumer of legal talent (to be).

2. This argument will not convince the judge (not/to convince).

3. I don't trust this juror. I will challenge him (to challenge).

4. He's a practitioner with long experience. I am sure he will win the case (to win).

5. Jack is in trouble and needs a legal backing. - I know. I will discuss his matter tomorrow (to discuss).

6. I've decided to retire from the Federal Agency. - Have you? What will you do (to do)?

7. Did you send him a summons? - Oh, I'm sorry. I completely forgot. I will do it now (to do).

8. Can I get your opinion on the case today? - No, you will get it tomorrow (to get).

9. What will you do (to do) at 11 tomorrow? - We will have (to have) a seminar on civil law at this time.

10. In the afternoon, I will take part (to take part) in some preliminary investigation.