I．語(yǔ)法 (GRAMMAR) shall, will/shan't, won't I shall go to Paris tomorrow morning. He will fly to Rome in two days' time. Will you visit the palace the day after tomorrow? No, I shan't visit it. I shall visit a museum. had better/'d better I had better finish my homework first. You'd better zip your mouth. II．精編測(cè)試題 (EXERCISES) i. Fill in the blanks with the right verb forms. 1. George likes to go to the country. He ________ (buy) a ticket. He ________ (buy) it yesterday afternoon. And tomorrow he ________ (arrive) at his mother's. Then he can ________ (have) a good rest. 2. When ________ the train ________ (arrive)? — In five hours. 3. How long ________ you ________ (be) here? — For three hours. 4. What time ________ the last train ________ (arrive)? 5. Mr. Hill ________ (stay) at home every weekend. 6. Let him ________ (go). I ________ (not, want) to see him again. 7. At the moment, she ________ (fly) to London. 8. You'd better ________ (have) a bath before going out. 9. ________ he ________ (move) to a new house yet? 10. We ________ (have) roast beef and potatoes for lunch. ii. Fill in the blanks with suitable words: 1. I'm ________ that the doctor is very busy now. 2. Have you any shoes ________ these? 3. Those were ________ fashion last year. 4. She is ________. she always works ________. (lazy) 5. Can you get a pair ________ me? 6. He went to a party. He had ________ ________ time there. 7. What's ________ in that cinema? 8. Have you ________ to the Great Wall? — No, never. 9. I saw the film ________ television. 10. Let's go around and have a look ________ the pictures on the wall.