A: Just think, at the end of the month you _______ (work) here for a year. B: I know. I can’t believe it, the time has flown by.

A: My bag’s just been stolen. B: I _________ (report) it to the police, while you call and cancel your bank cards.

A: What are you thinking? B: Just that this time next week you ________ (move) to London and started your new job. We’re going to miss you.

It’s not an easy decision to make. I think the jury ______ the verdict for a long time. - Choose: debates / will be debating / is debating

Next week my uncle ______ the streets as a police officer for a decade. - Choose: will patrol / will have been patrolling / will be patrolling

Complete: I ________ some tests on this evidence and see what results I get. (run)

Complete: She ______ a police officer. She’s already said she’d like to work for the police force. (become)

Complete: Next year Ian Rankin _________ detective stories for more than 30 years. (write)

The victim support group _____ place at 10 o’clock on Tuesdays and Thursdays. - Choose: takes / is taking / will have been taking

A: People’s responses are decreasing. We’ve only had five calls in the last week. B: Yes, I know. I don’t think any more witnesses _________ (come forward).

Complete: Who do you think ________ in the new series of CSI next week? (act)

A: ____ I _______ (collect) the results from the crime lab, sir? B: Yes please, officer Jenkins, and bring them to me right away.

_______ I go through the evidence one more time to see if I missed anything? - Choose: Will / Am / Shall