I am so worried about Laura ... you hear any news, phone me A)

I am so worried about Laura ... you hear any news, phone me

A) Before B) As soon as C) When D) While

Clare likes writing letters to Laura, her pen friend. This is what she's written in her diary. Fill in the gaps with the correct forms of the verb write. Match the verb form in each sentence with the rule and the Russian verb.

Choose the correct word. 1. Our local representative will contact you when / until / as soon as you arrive. 2. Don't make a decision before / until / while you've read the contract. 3. Laura will supervise the work while / when / after I'm away. 4.

Закончите предложения 1) I was reading while ... 2) my friend was riding his bike while ... 3) They were watching television while ... 4) We were playing hockey while ... 5) She was having lunch while ... 6) You were listening to music while ...

Write these sentences, putting the verbs into the future simple or present simple: 1. As soon as they (phone) me, I (contact) you. 2. I (see) you before I (fly) to Paris. 3. They (send) you the money before they (leave). 4.

Fill in the articles if necessary. 1. / / / good news is that tomorrow it will be fine and sunny. 2. What's / / / latest news? 3. No news is / / / good news. 4. David has just told me / / / interesting piece of news. 5. Have you heard / / / news? 6.