- We are going to stay (to stay) with my parents this weekend.
- Your package will have been sent (to send) by 5 o’clock.
- I am going to go (to go) to do the dance with you!
- Our Skype call starts(to start) at 6pm.
- The cyclists will ride (to ride) for six hours when they arrive.
- My friend will visit (to visit) in August.
- If you wash the dishes, I will dry (to dry) them.
- We’re so late, they will have eaten (to eat) dinner before we arrive.
- The students will go back (to go back) to university in September.
- Cheer up, everything will get better (to get better).
- It’s dark in here, I will turn on (to turn on) a light.
- By tomorrow, all the shop will have sold (to sell) all the new phones.
- My car is getting repaired, I hope it will be (to be) ready by noon.
- Next week, Billie is flying (to fly) to Germany to see her father.
- If you need us, we will play (to play) football in the park.
- When you have completed (to complete) your homework, you can have ice cream.
- Oh no, the café will not open (to not open) for another two hours.
- Everything is planned: we are going (to cook) lasagne for Sunday’s dinner.
- By the time they stop performing, the play will run (to run) for three months.
- Get here soon; I will be waiting (to wait) by the entrance.
- Kim will have been living (to live) in Belfast for sixteen months this January.
- Next year, I am moving (to move) to France.
- The train departs (to depart) at 9:30.
- Our teacher is going to give (to give) everyone individual grades.
- This time on Friday night, I will dance (to dance) my socks off!
- On Saturday morning, I will sleep (to sleep) late.
- Charlie will have spoken (to speak) to management by the time we get back.
- My parents are going to drive(to drive) across the Alps.
Future tenses exercise
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