Use the future simple or be going to to complete the sentences.

1. It's raining outside. — I 'm going to take an umbrella. (Decision made at the moment of speaking or based on a clear present evidence - usually 'will' for sudden decisions, but 'going to' for evidence. Let's use 'will' for a sudden decision or 'am going to' if interpreted as a plan. Often, 'I'll take an umbrella' is more natural for a sudden decision, but 'I'm going to' is also accepted in school contexts when there is evidence. Let's provide standard answers.) 1. It's raining outside. — I will take an umbrella. 2. In 100 years people will go on holidays to the moon. 3. My brother is good at driving, he is going to travel to Lake Baikal by car. 4. I'm sure they will choose a beach holiday next summer. 5. I've got a headache. I will take an aspirin. 6. In future there will be more online schools. 7. They have taken some food and drink with them — they are going to have a picnic at the lake. 8. My friend and his family have gone on holiday to Spain. I think he will send me a card from there. *Перевод:* 1. На улице дождь. — Я возьму зонтик. 2. Через 100 лет люди будут ездить в отпуск на Луну. 3. Мой брат хорошо водит, он собирается поехать на озеро Байкал на машине. 4. Я уверен, что они выберут пляжный отдых следующим летом. 5. У меня болит голова. Я приму аспирин. 6. В будущем будет больше онлайн-школ. 7. Они взяли с собой еду и напитки — они собираются устроить пикник на озере. 8. Мой друг и его семья уехали в отпуск в Испанию. Думаю, он пришлет мне открытку оттуда.