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The old couple next door are going into a nursing home, so their house (probably / sell) soon. (passive!)
will probably be sold
Our car broke down last week. It (repair) soon, we're just waiting for a spare part. (passive!)
is going to be repaired
She's very old, but I'm sure she (look) after well in the old people's home.
will be looked
We've planned all the rooms for the new house. The girls' room (paint) pink. (passive!)
is going to be painted
My bag (probably / search) when we go through security, because it's such a funny shape. (passive!)
will probably be searched
You're carrying that heavy tray. I (open) the door for you!
will open
What about Sunday afternoon? - Sorry, that won't work. I (sing) at church at 3pm.
am singing
(your bus / leave) at ten past, or at quarter past?
does your bus leave
Look at those black clouds! It (rain).
is going to
Freddie can't come with us tomorrow evening. He (lead) a sports session for refugees.
is leading
Sorry, I can't go with you. I (play) in a concert on Sunday evening.
am playing
The show (begin) at seven thirty.
begins
Don't worry, we probably (not / be) late.
won't be
What shall I draw? I know! I (draw) a giraffe.
will draw
I think that in fifty years' time, a lot more jobs (carry) out by robots. (passive!)
will be carried out
Sally has made a to do list. First, she (tidy) her room.
is going to tidy
Does Frank have any plans for when he leaves school? (he / study) law, as he said he would?
Is he going to study
You said you had plans for this old cupboard. What (you / do) with it?
are you going to do
I'll take you to the station if you like. Where (your train / leave) from - Kings Cross or Paddington?
does your train leave
I've deleted the email by mistake. (the meeting / start) at eight, or at nine?
Does the meeting start
You're coming to Munich by train, aren't you? When (you / arrive) at the main station?
do you arrive
You know that concert we're going to tomorrow? When (it /start)?
does it start
So you're going to Berlin tomorrow! What time (your train / leave)?
does your train leave
I'm afraid I don't have time on Wednesday. My brother and I (help) my grandad in his garden on that day.
are helping
Let's have a game of chess some time. What (you / do) on Sunday? Do you have time?
are you doing
Can we meet some time? (you / do) anything on Saturday afternoon?
Are you doing
Sunday won't work, because we (sing) in church in the morning.
are singing
Sorry, I can't make Thursday afternoon. I (meet) my aunt for coffee.
am meeting
Robert is clever. He (probably / go) to university.
will probably go
I think that in a hundred years' time, cash (not / exist).
won't exist
Don't worry about the test tomorrow. It (be) okay.
will be
I don't understand this maths problem. - Well, I (explain) it to you if you like.
will explain
This bag is so heavy. - Oh, I (carry) it for you.
will carry
My cousins have written to me with their holiday plans. They (do) a tour around Sweden.
are going to do
I've written a to-do list. First I (clean) the bathroom.
am going to clean
Are you planning to celebrate your 18th birthday? - Yes, I (have) a big party.
am going to have
I'm writing a shopping list at the moment. I (buy) lots of vegetables and some cheese.
am going to buy
Look, Debbie is nearly at the finishing line, and there's nobody right behind her. She (win) the race!
is going to win
Do you have any plans for your holidays? - Yes, we (visit) our cousins in Canada.
are going to visit