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Tomorrow I ____ see my grandma because we are visiting her house
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I ____ play football this weekend but I’m not sure
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You ____ be tired — you’ve been working all day!
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He ____ come to the party...but he hasn’t decided yet
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We ____ have an exam tomorrow. So don’t forget to study
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They ____ be at the beach now — it’s raining!
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I ____ go to the cinema later if I finish my homework
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You ____ bring your umbrella. It’s going to rain.
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She ____ visit her cousin this weekend — she’s not sure yet
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He ____ pass the test. He studied really hard!
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You ____ forget your keys again. That’s the third time!
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We ____ not come to the barbecue if it keeps raining
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I ____ call you later — I need to talk to you
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She ____ be home by 7. Her train arrives at 6:30.
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You ____ speak loudly here. People are trying to study
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He ____ like this movie. He loves action films!
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