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1. I will call you as soon as I reach Madrid. (future tense)

2. Don't forget to phone the travel agent before you leave. (present tense)

3. We can leave when Kate comes back. (present tense)

4. There's only one week until we go on holiday. (present tense)

5. Don't worry. I will be at the station by the time you arrive. (future tense)

6. We will go shopping for souvenirs after we have lunch. (future tense)

7. John will send me a text message when he gets to the airport. (present tense)

4

1. If I were you, I'd travel to Greece this summer. (second conditional)

2. If you drop ice in water, it floats. (zero conditional)

3. We will miss the plane if we don't leave now. (first conditional)

4. If I had a camera, I would take lots of photos. (second conditional)

5. If the sun shines, snow will melt. (first conditional)

6. If I go to London, I will see Buckingham Palace. (first conditional)

7. Unless Tom saves some money, he won't be able to go on holiday. (first conditional)

8. If Sally were here, she would drive us to the airport. (second conditional)

9. If I had a lot of money, I would go on a cruise. (second conditional)

10. If the weather is nice, we'll go to the beach. (zero conditional)

5

1. Larry is travelling to Los Angeles on Saturday. He's got his tickets. (present continuous)

2. I am going to sail around the Greek islands next year. (future)

3. We will explore ancient ruins when we visit Bolivia. (future)

4. That suitcase looks heavy. I will carry it for you. (future)

5. No clouds in the sky. It is going to be another sunny day. (future)

6. I think I will go to bed. I'm tired. (future)

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