Harry says he*'s going to look* for a job.
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I'll look at your computer when I *have* a moment.
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I don't feel like cooking tonight. *We will get* a takeaway?
I don't feel like cooking tonight. *Shall we get* a takeaway?
Don't worry - in a few weeks' time, everyone *will be forgetting / will have forgotten* it ever happened.
Don't worry - in a few weeks' time, everyone *will have forgotten* it ever happened.
You can give me Tania's phone, if you like. *I'll be seeing / I'll have seen* her later.
You can give me Tania's phone, if you like. *I'll be seeing* her later.
Things *might get* worse before they get better.
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From 3rd May, shops *are to* be able to open all day on Sundays, if they wish.
From 3rd May, shops *will be / are going to* be able to open all day on Sundays, if they wish.
I think you have to invite her. She *can be* offended otherwise.
I think you have to invite her. She *might / may be* offended otherwise.
I think I'd better go now. My husband *will be wondering / will have been wondering* where I am.
I think I'd better go now. My husband *will be wondering* where I am.
Please don't touch anything until I *will have had* a chance to look at it.
Please don't touch anything until I *have had* a chance to look at it.
It's 7.00 am in New York and people *will just be waking up / will just have been waking up* to the news.
It's 7.00 am in New York and people *will just be waking up* to the news.
I know it's very noisy with the builders here, but they *will be going / will have gone* by the end of the week.
I know it's very noisy with the builders here, but they *will have gone* by the end of the week.
I don't think he'll ever finish the book. By this summer, he *will be working / will have been working* on it for over ten years.
I don't think he'll ever finish the book. By this summer, he *will have been working* on it for over ten years.
If the film *is to start* at 8, we'd better get there by 7.30.
If the film *starts* at 8, we'd better get there by 7.30.