Question

Ex. 77. Complete the sentences. Use I shall/will + one of these verbs: carry, do, eat, send, show, sit, stay. 1 My case is very heavy. I … it for you. 2 Enjoy your stay. Thank you. I … you a postcard. 3 I don’t want this banana. Well, I’m hungry. … it. 4 Are you coming with me? No, I don’t think so. … here. 5 Did you phone Jack? Oh no, I forgot … it now. 6 Do you want a chair? No, it’s okay. … on the floor. 7 How do you use this camera? Give it to me and … you.

Answer 1

1 My case is very heavy. I will carry it for you. 2 Enjoy your stay. Thank you. I will send you a postcard. 3 I don’t want this banana. Well, I’m hungry. I will eat it. 4 Are you coming with me? No, I don’t think so. I will stay here. 5 Did you phone Jack? Oh no, I forgot. Shall I do it now? 6 Do you want a chair? No, it’s okay. I will sit on the floor. 7 How do you use this camera? Give it to me and I will show you.

Answer 2

1. My case is very heavy. I … it for you.

The correct verb to complete the sentence is "will carry." Since the case is heavy, the speaker is offering to carry it for the other person.

Answer: My case is very heavy. I will carry it for you.

2. Enjoy your stay. Thank you. I … you a postcard.

The correct verb to complete the sentence is "will send." The speaker is expressing gratitude and promising to send a postcard to the other person as a gesture of appreciation.

Answer: Enjoy your stay. Thank you. I will send you a postcard.

3. I don’t want this banana. Well, I’m hungry. … it.

The correct verb to complete the sentence is "will eat." The speaker is indicating that they are hungry and will eat the banana despite initially not wanting it.

Answer: I don’t want this banana. Well, I’m hungry. I will eat it.

4. Are you coming with me? No, I don’t think so. … here.

The correct verb to complete the sentence is "will stay." The speaker is declining the invitation to go with the other person and stating that they will stay where they are instead.

Answer: Are you coming with me? No, I don’t think so. I will stay here.

5. Did you phone Jack? Oh no, I forgot … it now.

The correct verb to complete the sentence is "to do." The speaker realizes that they forgot to phone Jack and expresses their intention to do it now.

Answer: Did you phone Jack? Oh no, I forgot to do it now.

6. Do you want a chair? No, it’s okay. … on the floor.

The correct verb to complete the sentence is "I will sit." The speaker declines the offer of a chair and states that they will sit on the floor instead.

Answer: Do you want a chair? No, it’s okay. I will sit on the floor.

7. How do you use this camera? Give it to me and … you.

The correct verb to complete the sentence is "I will show." The speaker is offering to demonstrate how to use the camera by asking the other person to give it to them.

Answer: How do you use this camera? Give it to me and I will show you.