Complete the sentences choosing between: the Future Indefinite tense, the Present Continuous tense or to be going to: Williams: Have you seen this letter from the Ministry? Davis: Yes. I see they've made arrangements for the visit. Williams: Yes. The minister (to come) here next Monday. He (to arrive) on the 8.30 train. Davis: Have you got any plans for his visit? What he (to do) when he gets here? Wi1liams: Well, we (to show) him round the. new factory first. Davis: Right. I (to see) that all that stuff left by the builders is cleared up. Williams: Yes, and make sure that those electric wires are properly fixed. Davis: Don't worry about that. I (to have) a word with the chief electrician immediately. Williams: Then he (Го talk) to the workers on the production line. It's a bit difficult to say how long this (to take). Then we (to have) lunch with the members of the Board at 2 o'clock. At four o'clock we (to meet) to discuss the Government plans for promoting exports. They say they (to help) the companies that want to expand their ex-port markets. If we manage to convince them that our development projects are sound, they (to support) us financially. Davis: Look. Murphy says he (to conduct) tests on the BSM-3 prototype next week. I'd like the minister to see them. Williams: I promise you we (to show) them to him. Davis: When is he due to leave? Wi11iams: He (to leave) for London on the 6.30 train.