Question

Exercise 4. Use the required future forms in the following sentences.
1. I (to clean) up when you come with my things.
2. Meg came to her father and threw her arms about his neck. "Your father's tea(to get) cold, Meg," said her mother.
3. He probably(to get)here in about three weeks.
4. In that case we(to take) a taxi.
5. You can't live that far from the office. In a little while you(to look) for a place back here.
6. Your father(to be) disappointed.
7. He never(to make) much money
8. He(to practise) the violin all the afternoon.
9. All of Bennet's men(to wait) when the union organizers show up
10. The judge(to ask) you a few questions.
11. Come back tomorrow, I(to explain) it all then.
12. He's very much ashamed. He realizes that it's all over between them. I think he(to leave) quite soon.
13. The trial(to last) a few weeks.
14. They(to miss) her a lot, I know.
15. I(to come) round tomorrow night.
16. John is not here. He(to be) back soon though.
17. l(to drop) you a note when I see Paul
18. Now go to bed or you(to be) ill.
19. "When Rosemary(to come)?" "Some time later this evening, Philip said. And he(to come), too."
20. What time we(to arrive)?
21. How long you (to go) to stay with us?
22. You(to stay) at home tonight?
23. Now that your assistant's gone you(to look) for someone to do his

Answer 1

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