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Imagine that you will go to the bookshop tomorrow. What will you do there? Write five sentences beginning with – I shall______ I shall______ I shall______ I shall______ I shall______

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Imagine that you will go to the bookshop tomorrow. What will you do there? Write five sentences beginning with –

  1. I shall______
  2. I shall______
  3. I shall______
  4. I shall______
  5. I shall______
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Solution

  1. I shall go through several books.
  2. I shall read a few of them.
  3. I shall select some books of my choice.
  4. I shall buy them.
  5. I shall return home and read them.
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Chapter 8.2: Going to buy a Book - Going to buy a Book [Page 144]

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Chapter 8.2 Going to buy a Book
Going to buy a Book | Q 2. | Page 144

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