Question

Помогите пожалуйста с английским языком.... заранее спасибо..:)Andrew has just passed his English examination. Nina is taking the same exam tomorrow. She is asking Andrew for advice. Complete the dialogue using suitable future forms. (In some cases more than one form is possible.) Nina:I__(take) this exam tomorrow and I`m awfully nervous.Andrew : Don`t be nervous, tou ___(be) fineYou ___(please) the examiners with your English, I`m sure.Nina: You are kidding,aren`t you?They ___(ask) me many questions?Andrew:No,I don`t think so: just two or three.Nina:Oh!And I ___(have to read) a text and then translate it?A.: Yes,that`s one of the things everybody does.N:And I___(write) anything?A: I think they___(tell) you to write some questios on the text.N:I see.I hope I ___(have)enough time to write the questions.A:Don`t worry,they ____(give) you at least half an hour to get ready.N:I___(look)through my grammar books this afternoon and ____(practise) reading aloud.A:I hope you___(not,stay)up late. You should rest well before the exam.N:I ___(try) to. Thanks for you time,Andy. See you.A:See you and the best of luck.

Answer 1

Nina: I am taking this exam tomorrow and I`m awfully nervous.
Andrew : Don`t be nervous, you will be fineYou will please the examiners with your English, I`m sure.
 Nina: You are kidding, aren`t you? Will they ask me many questions?
Andrew: No, I don`t think so: just two or three.
Nina:Oh! And I will have to read a text and then translate it?
A.: Yes, that`s one of the things everybody does.
N: And will I have to write anything?
A: I think they will tell you to write some questions on the text.
N: I see.I hope I will have enough time to write the questions.
A: Don`t worry, they will give you at least half an hour to get ready.
N: I will  look through my grammar books this afternoon and practise reading aloud.
A: I hope you won't stay up late. You should rest well before the exam.
N: I will try to. Thanks for you time, Andy. See you.
A: See you and the best of luck.

Answer 2

It seems like you're looking for help with completing a dialogue using suitable future forms in English. It appears to be a conversation between Andrew and Nina about Nina's upcoming English exam. I'll help you complete the dialogue using the appropriate future forms.

Dialogue Completion:

Nina: I will be (take) this exam tomorrow and I'm awfully nervous. Andrew: Don't be nervous, you will be (be) fine. You will please (please) the examiners with your English, I’m sure. Nina: You are kidding, aren't you? They will ask (ask) me many questions? Andrew: No, I don't think so; just two or three. Nina: Oh! And I will have to (have to read) a text and then translate it? Andrew: Yes, that's one of the things everybody does. Nina: And I will write (write) anything? Andrew: I think they will tell (tell) you to write some questions on the text. Nina: I see. I hope I will have (have) enough time to write the questions. Andrew: Don't worry, they will give (give) you at least half an hour to get ready. Nina: I will look (look) through my grammar books this afternoon and will practise (practise) reading aloud. Andrew: I hope you won't stay (not stay) up late. You should rest well before the exam. Nina: I will try (try) to. Thanks for your time, Andy. See you. Andrew: See you and the best of luck.

It's important to note that in English, there are several ways to express future actions, including "will + verb" and "going to + verb." In the dialogue above, I have used "will" to convey the future actions as it seems to be the most suitable for the context provided.