A: How is the course going? B: To be honest, I ____ glad when it ____. I'm exhausted. A: How did you do in your exams? B: I haven't had the results yet. I ____ you know when I ____ them. A: How come you're staying in tonight? B: I have to finish an essay. I ____ out with you after I ____ it. A: What is the student accommodation like? B: Not great, but I've only been there a week. I ____ better once I ____ used to it. A: You look a bit tired. B: I'm struggling with my workload at the moment. Once I ____ in my essay I ____ up on my sleep. A: I can't believe you fell asleep in the lecture! B: Don't remind me! I ____ to Dr Richter when I ____ him. A: I see you're going to paint your bedroom. Aren't you afraid to stain the furniture? B: Not at all. I ____ the walls after I ____ all the furniture with old sheets. A: Dora is highly competitive, isn't she? B: Yeah. I think she____ part in competitions until she ____. A: It's a long flight to Madrid. I hope you'll be OK with it. B: Don't worry. I ____ you a message as soon as I ____ there. A: I'd like to eat out on Sunday. Let's go to our favourite cafe. B: Unfortunately, it is closed. They ____ working until they ____ to redecorate it.

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