I. Put the correct preposition: after, for, up, forward.
I always look forward to my summer holidays.
My father asked me to look after my baby sister last Sunday.
Tom is looking for his book everywhere.
My friends are looking up the new words in the dictionary.
-Who are you looking for? -My mother.
II. Fill the correct word: pocket money, send, text messages, button, electronic books, assignments, laptop, digital cameras, turn on, computer simulations.
My granny prefers reading electronic books during her long trips.
Can you press the button on my laptop?
My sister is very little, she can't send text messages to her friends.
My father is a manager of a big office. He gets a lot of assignments every day.
Teenagers spend a lot of their pocket money for video games.
A lot of pilots use computer simulations for training.
Can you turn on my computer, I can't do that?
I prefer digital cameras to the traditional type of cameras.
My uncle is a boss of a big company. He can't do without his laptop.
Jane does all her assignments on the computer.
III. Write the correct form of the verb in brackets.
If you go to the party, I'm sure you will have a good time.
If you study (not study), you may fail the exam.
If we buy a car, we won't have to travel by bus.
If you don't sleep, you get tired.
Whenever it rains, I wear my boots.
If you cook dinner, I'll make the dessert.
If it's sunny, we will go to the zoo.
When you run (invite) all my friends.
IV. Fill in the gaps with correct future forms of the verbs.
Our kitchen is a mess! I will tidy it up.
The train leaves at 8.30 every morning.
I think Ann will look after her ill granny tomorrow.
