Choose one verb to make each sentence. Use the correct tense form with future meaning. Sometimes you need the negative or interrogative. Some verbs are passive.
1. She ... a few days on our coast this weekend. Her plane ... on
Friday. (visit, go, spend / leave, start, delay)
2. The school children ... kites tomorrow morning. ... you ...them?
(launch, fly, make / visit, watch, drive)
3. Why ...you ...another TV set? This one seems OK. (buy, pay,
change)

thanks for your letter. i am study at school. we have  a very  good, kind  and  caring  teachers. they help to us. in our school we have a lot of sport sections. we have bascetball, football and  physical training, where we run and play sport games. around the school we have a stadium and a football field. in winter opened rink for us, where we  skate.  i have  been doing  athletics. every day i do to the stadium. running help me relax and forgot about my problems. in your letter you wrote that you will soon have bascetball match. where has match been? how did you prepare?   what will be the  prize  for winning the  match? i wish fictory for you. hope to hear from you soon.

1. there is a big window in my bedroom.

2. there are no pantries in our house.

3. he shares his room with a friend.

4. is there a hall in his flat?

5. have you got a room on your own?

1)  london wasn't the capital till the eleventh century. - london didn't used to be the capital till the 11th century. 

2)   when willian shakespeare lived in london he acted and wrote plays. -  when w.s. used to live in london, he acted and wrote plays.

3) henry longfelow , one of the most popular american poets of the 19-th century , learnt modern languages. -  h.l., one of the most popular american poets of the 19th century, used to learn modern languages.

4)   when michel jackson was 7 years old he often took part in the concerts. -  when m.j. was 7 years old, he often used to take part in the concerts.