Put the verb in brackets in the correct form.

D. Julia (have) lunch with a friend.
'You (be) late again this morning?' her friend wants to know. — 'Yes, I (be) and the manager (be) in the office, too!' 'Oh, he (see) you?' — 'Yes, he … . He (see) me when I (come) in.'

E. I (get) home at 6 o'clock in the evening. My wife (open) the door for me. 'Good evening, Ted,' she (say). 'Good evening, my dear!' I (answer). 'You (be) tired?' she (ask). 'No, 'I (answer), 'I (be, not) tired, but I (be) very hungry.' 'Dinner (be) ready,' she (say).
I (take) off my coat and (sit) down. My wife (sit) beside me. 'You (catch) your train this morning?' she (ask). 'No,' I (answer). 'I (miss) it. I (run) all the way to the station and (get) there four minutes past nine.' 'Which train you (catch)?' 'The 9.15' 'What time you (get) to the office?' she (ask). 'At 10 o'clock!' I (answer). 'At ten o'clock?' my wife (exclaim), 'the boss (be, not) angry?' 'No, he (be, not) at the office,' I (say). 'He (arrive) at 10.30. He (miss) his train, too.'

F. Mr Jones (be) very angry with his wife and she (be) angry with her husband. For several days they (speak, not) to cach other at all. One evening Mr Jones (be) very tired when he (come) back from work, so he (go) to bed soon after dinner. Of course, he (say, not) anything to Mrs Jones before he (go) upstairs. Mrs Jones (wash) the dinner things and (do) some sewing, When she (go) up to bed much later than her husband, she (find) a piece of paper on the small table near the bed. There (be) some words on it: 'Mother. Wake me up at 7 a.m. Father.'
When Mr Jones (wake) up the next morning, it (be) nearly 8 a.m. On the small table near his bed he (see) another piece of paper. He (take) it and (read) these words, 'Father. Wake up. It is 7 a.m. Mother.'

Ido not think that the world in 100 years will be very different from today.work at least not as much as today's world is different from the world in 1908.no flying of flyers is not likely to appear.the ride will be the same on the four-wheel drive cars. only the work they will no longer be on refining products.well, the public will be better trasnport, magnetic levitation train, and so on.one thing is certain, it will be a world without oil, gas, coal and uranium.all fossil fuels will be exhausted during the 21st century.and like it or not the world will have to change.the main problem is the energy future of the world. in thermonuclear hope silly, thermonuclear energy, even if such reactors will be designed to be much more expensive than energy from coal, for example.what is more, and what is not? different languages ​​and races are not going anywhere. there are black and white, yellow and blue =)politically, the world is unlikely to become uniform. different countries and will continue to exist. economically, except that only planet rally. but this is now happening.for the world has changed radically, it has become completely one, it is necessary that occurred dramatic events.world war ii, a meeting with extraterrestrial intelligence, asteroid =)i think without the skyscrapers, with a lot of forests and animals, with clean oceans, seas, lakes without borders and states, the free human society a surprising number of creative people who freely communicate with each other and develop! money is only the form of electronic cards and then if any will be needed! i think that people will learn to communicate without the help of improvised means, but by the mind, the subconscious ! there will be no machines running on oil resources, all kinds of energy resources will go to solar, wind and i think it will open some other source of energy which is now very few people know there will be no family, just be people or groups of people who like to live together, and the children will educate all children and this will only be wiser and smarter this i want to see planet earth in 100 years