Use the correct form of the verb in brackets.

1. Are you sure he'll write to you every day? 2. Let’s wait for Jack. Then we'll have lunch. 3. By 6 they'll be watching TV already. 4. How long will you play football today? Could I call you at 7? 5. I’ll see her this evening, so you needn’t call her, I’ll tell her everything. 6. I’ll scream if she plays the piano all the evening again. 7. If you haven't done your homework when I come, I’ll punish you. 8. Will your friends have arrived by noon tomorrow? 9. Can we meet this Saturday? – I’m afraid not. I'll be sitting for the exam. 10. We'll wait for you downstairs, but don’t stay too long. 11. They'll fire him, if they learn the truth. 12. You'll use your car this Sunday, or can I borrow it?

1. Are you sure he _will __ write to you every day? 2. Let’s wait for Jack. Then we _will have /are going to__ have lunch. 3. By 6 they _will have been watching __ (watch) TV already. 4. How long _will __ you be ___ playing football today? Could I call you at 7? 5. I’ll _see_/I am seeing _ (see) her this evening, so you needn’t call her, I’ll tell her everything. 6. I’ll scream if she _is playing__ (play) the piano all the evening again. 7. If you _have not done __ (not/ do) your homework when I come, I’ll punish you. 8. Will your friends _have arrived__ (arrive) by noon tomorrow? 9. Can we meet this Saturday? – I’m afraid not. I will be sitting ___ (sit) for the exam. 10. We will be waiting ___ (wait) for you downstairs, but don’t stay too long. 11. They will fire___ (fire) him, if they don't learn___ (learn) the truth. 12. Will you _use /Are you going to use __ (use) your car this Sunday, or can I borrow it?

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