They ____ dinner at this time tomorrow.
- will be having
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They ____ dinner at this time tomorrow.
____ you ____ at 6 tomorrow?
I’ll ask him what he ____ for lunch.
I ____ to start a new life tomorrow.
Be quick or we ____ for school.
By the end of the first term, we ____ many English books.
We ____ for Niagara tomorrow.
What ____ you ____ at 6.00 pm tomorrow?
Who ____ for a walk tomorrow?
I ____ if you come too late tomorrow.
When he ____ home I ____ him the book.
Why ____ you go the plant? I ____ no time?
He asked the children who ____ the book.
They ____ breakfast at 7 and ____ home at eight.
Children didn’t ____ to school because it ____ Sunday.
Who had left the room by the time I came yesterday?
Who ____ on a hike yesterday?
Before answering the telephone he ____ down the table.
We ____ English, so I know it a little.
He evidently ____ his shoes for a very long time. They were worm out.