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FUTURE TENSES

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  • I think this ... (show) how much you love her.
    will show
  • By the time you get up Jim ... (eat) everything in the fridge.
    will have eaten
  • By the end of the month Ken ... (work) with me for a year.
    will have worked
  • She knows he phoned her again but she ... (not phone) him back. She's too furious at him.
    isn't going to phone
  • Don't call me between 7 and 8. I... (practice) yoga.
    I'll be practicing
  • What about your new job offer? Oh, I've made a decision. I ... (not take) it.
    am not going to take
  • We ... (have) dinner at a nice restaurant on Saturday, but we have't booked a table yet.
    are going to have
  • It's late so she ... (finish) work by now.
    will have finished
  • They ... (fly) to London on Friday evening at 8:15.
    are flying
  • This time on Friday I ... (dance) at your wedding reception.
    will be dancing
  • I ... (save) more than I planned to by May at the latest.
    will have saved
  • My ski instructor believes it ... (snow) in the mountains tomorrow evening.
    will snow
  • I can't believe how late we are! By the time we get to the dinner, everyone ... (finish, already) eating.
    will have already finished
  • She ... (not read) that book by Monday if she keeps on reading so slowly.
    won't have read
  • The train ... (leave) at 11:45.
    leaves
  • By the time she gets ready, the bus ... (leave)
    will have left.
  • By the time we get there, everyone ... (left) Nobody ... (see, even) your hair.
    will have left / will even see
  • The play ... (already start) by the time we get to the theatre.
    will have already started
  • The English lesson ... (start) at 8:45.
    starts
  • By the time she makes up her mind, he ... (invite) someone else.
    will have invited
  • She ... (finish) her work by this time.
    will have finished
  • Amanda is going on holiday to Croatia tomorrow. She ... (sunbathe) all the time.
    will be sunbathing
  • I .... (prepare) dinner tomorrow at 2.Don't call me then.
    I'll be preparing
  • ... (he/ take) most of his exams by next Thursday?
    Will he have taken
  • My son ... (forget) all his English by the end of the holiday.
    will have forgotten
  • She ... (spend) all the money by the time her husband comes back.
    will have spent