'Do you want to go to the cinema tonight?' - 'No, I'm too tired. I ...(have) an early night.'
am having/am going to have
The tour ...(depart) on 11th November for 10 days and costs £530.
departs
By the time you get home, I ...(make) the pizzas.
will have made
'Have you booked a holiday yet for next summer?' - Yes, we....(take)....a cruise around South America in December.
are taking
Look at the waiter. He's carrying too much. He...(drop) all those plates.
is going to drop
My grandma is approaching retirement age, so she ...(probably/sell) the business soon.
will probably sell
'I'm really worried about Susan. What do you think has happened?' - 'Don't worry. She's probably just caught in traffic. I'm sure she ...(be) here soon.'
will be
'Your son has been with his girlfriend for a long time. Any sign of wedding bells?' -'Well, I'm not sure, but I think he....(ask) her to marry him on their holiday next week.'
will ask/is going to ask
Here's a letter from our holiday representative. They ...(hold) a reception in the bar tonight at eight.
are holding/are going to hold
According to all the recent polls, the Republican Party ...(lose) next month's election.
are going to win
'Can I have your report this afternoon?' - 'This afternoon? Oh, I don't think I ...(finish) by then.'
will have finished
It ... (rain) all day on Sunday, so the party will be in the house, not in the garden.
will be raining/is going to rain
Your mum wants to know if you have revised much for your exams next week. You reply: By the end of the day, I ...(study) for seven hours.
will have been studying
I've taken the 12.30 to Newcastle every Monday for 6 years and it's always half empty. Believe me, you ...(find) a seat.
will find
Nobody supports my plan to climb Everest. But, believe me, I...(do) it!
am going to/will do
'You speak very good Japanese.' - 'Thank you. It's not surprising. I ...(live) in Tokyo for 10 years next month.'
will have lived/will have been living