James Bond has a very full timetable. Everything in it is carefully arranged by his secretary miss Moneypenny. So these are his arrangements for the next week:

On Monday he (hold) a speech in the parliament. After that he and some other MPs (prepare) a new law on spying.

On Tuesday Miss Moneypenny (provide) him with further instructions for the week. After that he (fly) to Washington.

On Wednesday he (meet) President Obama. Because James is an expert in terrorism, they (discuss) a detailed plan to save Europe and the rest of the world from terrorist attacks.

On Thursday he (travel) to Seattle with A. Schwarzenegger in the morning and in the afternoon he (teach) the US spies how to stay alive.

On Friday he (take) an early morning flight back to Europe. In the evening he (appear) together with the Pope on Vatican TV. They (compare) different approaches of the world's politicians to solving political situation in the Middle East.

On Saturday he (solve) Buxton Murder case. In the evening he (dictate) an article on the life of an average spy to his secretary, so she will be able to send it to the Times afterwards for the early morning edition. Later, they (have) a candle dinner with caviar and champagne by the river Thames.

On Sunday he (have) a massage to relax from the strenuous week. However, later that day he (save) the world from a catastrophe because he is a man of action and always wants to stay true to himself.