2. Use the verbs in brackets in a suitable form
We (have) a party next Saturday. (To come) to our place at 6 o’clock? – Oh, yes. With pleasure.
I (not to go) away for my holidays next month because I haven’t enough money. You (to go) away?
The concert (to start) at 7:30 this evening.
George, is it true that you (to get married) next week?
The art exhibition (to open) on the third of May and (to finish) on the fifteenth of July.
What time the next train (to leave)?
Ann, we (to go) to the country, you (to come) with us?

3. Use the verbs in brackets in a suitable form
The S.S. Blue Star (to arrive) on Monday according to the plan
The exams (to take place) next month as announced.
The office (to close) an hour later than usual tomorrow.
We (to have) breakfast very early tomorrow so that we can leave home before eight.
He usually works at the station but next month he (to work) at the docks for a few days each week.

Saturday is his day off, usually. However, he (to play) in the finals of a tennis tournament next Friday so the firm (to give) him both days off.
My uncle (to visit) us soon.
I am sorry I can’t accept your invitation. I (to have) lunch with some business people next Wednesday.