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"Look at those dark clouds! It (rain) soon."
It is going to rain soon. (Present evidence for the future)
"I promise I (tell) anyone your secret. You can trust me."
won't tell / will not tell (Future Simple - promise)
"Oh, you dropped your pen. I (pick) it up for you right now."
will pick (Future Simple - spontaneous decision)
"I (meet) my best friend for lunch tomorrow at 12:30; we planned this last week."
am meeting (Present Continuous - arrangement)
"We (have) a big family party next month; everything has been arranged."
are having (Present Continuous - planned event)
"My train to London (leave) at 8:45 AM tomorrow morning according to the timetable."
My train leaves at 8:45 AM. (Present Simple - fixed events/timetables)
"We (fly) to Rome next Tuesday; our tickets and hotel are already fully booked."
are flying (Present Continuous - personal arrangement)
"Look at her stomach, she (have) a baby in a few months."
is going to have (Going to - present evidence)
"In the year 2050, space tourism (become) completely normal."
will become (Future Simple - prediction)
"Don't worry, I (not / be / late) for the meeting."
won't be / will not be (Future Simple)
"By the time you arrive at the station tonight, I (wait) for you for over two hours."
will have been waiting (Future Perfect Continuous - duration)
"This time next week, we (relax) on a sunbed by the beach in Spain."
will be relaxing (Future Continuous - action in progress)
"As soon as he (finish) his studies next year, he will start working."
finishes (Present Simple na 'as soon as')
"By next Friday, she (complete) her difficult master's thesis."
will have completed (Future Perfect)
"By the time the CEO arrives, the board members (debate) the new strategy for over an hour."
will have been debating (Future Perfect Continuous)
"If she (catch) the early flight tomorrow, she will be here before lunch."
catches (Present Simple na 'if' in first conditional)
"By the end of this year, he (write) three best-selling novels."
will have written (Future Perfect - onregelmatig voltooid deelwoord van write = written)
"By the time the rescue team reaches the top of the mountain, the climbers (fight) the freezing cold for three days."
will have been fighting (Future Perfect Continuous)
"At 8 PM tonight, I (work) on my presentation, so please don't call me then."
will be working (Future Continuous)
"By 2030, scientists (find) a cure for several major diseases."
will have found (Future Perfect - onregelmatig voltooid deelwoord van find = found)
''Hardly anyone expected it, but by next month they (be) married for twenty years."
will have been (Future Perfect - onregelmatig voltooid deelwoord van be = been)
"Provided that the weather (improve) by tomorrow afternoon, the match will not be cancelled."
improves (Present Simple in time clause)
"By midnight on New Year's Eve, we (sing) and dancing for hours."
will have been singing (Future Perfect Continuous)
"Scarcely (we / start) our dinner when the unexpected guests will arrive."
will we have started our dinner (Future Perfect)
"Unless you (apologize) for what you said, I will never speak to you again."
apologize (Present Simple na 'unless')