1. Next Thursday at 2 p.m. there (is/ will/ is going to) bean English exam at the U.S Embassy.  2. The Eskimos (lived/ have lived/ live) in the lands of the USA and Canada for thousands of years.  3. Koalas are marsupials that (live/ has lived/ lived) in the forest areas in Australia.  4. The legendary monster of Loch Ness in Scotland (attracts/ attracted/ has attracted) millions of visitors.  5. The sweet smell of flowers often (attracts/ has attracted/ are attracting) insects, especially bees.  6. He'll be here soon. His plane from London (arriving/ arrives/ has arrived) at 6:45.  7.  Tony   ( won't work/ is not working/ doesn't work) tonight. You know he never works on Sunday.  8. The festival (ending/ ends/  endend ) on Sunday. Take time and go with me, I don't want to miss. 

1. Next Thursday at 2 p.m. there (is/ will/ is going to) be an English exam at the U.S Embassy. 

2. The Eskimos (lived/ have lived/ live) in the lands of the USA and Canada for thousands of years. 

3. Koalas are marsupials that (live/ has lived/ lived) in the forest areas in Australia. 

4. The legendary monster of Loch Ness in Scotland (attracts/ attracted/ has attracted) millions of visitors. 

5. The sweet smell of flowers often (attracts/ has attracted/ are attracting) insects, especially bees. 

6. He'll be here soon. His plane from London (arriving/ arrives/ has arrived) at 6:45. 

7. Tony  (won't work/ is not working/ doesn't work) tonight. You know he never works on Sunday. 

8. The festival (ending/ ends/ endend) on Sunday. Take time and go with me, I don't want to miss.