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Hello!I have to use present perfect, present simple, future perfect, future continous, present continous and simple future. Why are you putting on your coat? Are you going(you/go) somewhere? By the end of this month, we'll have moved(move) to our new house so ou can come and stay with us. What time I phone(I/phone) you this evening? About 7.30? This time tomorrow my parents will be flying( fly) over the atlantic on their way to NY! She was very rude to me. I refuse to speak to her until she apologise(apologise) It's been raining whole day, but hopefully it will stop(stop) by tomorrow. We must do something soon, before it is(be) too late. Hopefully you will be reading( read) the book I lent you by the next time we see each other. My sister is getting married( get married) this Saturday. You can be fined if you are not wearing (not wear) your seat belt when the police stop you. If the match starts at 7.00, we will be playing (play) until 8.45 at least. I will finish( finish) this article by Friday, so I'll email it to you then. I will tell (tell) you as soon as I finish(finish) If I feel(feel) well tomorrow, I'm going to go to the doctor's. We're not going to go out until the rain stops(stop). I can't meet you tomorrow at lunch because I think I will be working (work) You're sure to recognize me at the meeting, I will be wearing( wear) a red dress. They've promised to call us when their plan will have landed(land). In a year's time they will have built(build) the new road and we'll be able to get to work much quicker. Take your coat in case it is(be)cold.

Philip · Accepted Answer

Incorrect: shall I phone -

apologises -

will have read (is probably what you want) -

will finish could be expressed differently [will have finished] -

lands

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