What time do you think you ...... (get) home tonight?

If you don't feel like cooking tonight, we ...... (eat) out then.

There's no way the fire engine can get out here. We're high in the mountains. The house ...... (burn) to the ground before the firemen even reach the meadow two kilometres away from here.

I'm sure Lilly ...... (pass) all her school leaving exams. She's a bright, intelligent woman who's got nothing to fear.

I'll ask my aunt for some money, but I'm convinced she ...... (say) no. She's not into lending people money.

Don't sit in the sun for too long, Phillip. If you do, you ...... (get) sunburnt.

Larry is wearing that scruffy shirt and trousers of his, so it's safe to assume that he ...... (wash) his car.

It's ten minutes to ten. The shop closes at ten sharp so that cashiers ...... (count) the money now.

Do you really think Martin ...... (stay) out of trouble?

Why don't you take your jacket and come with me. I ...... (see) a great horror film at the cinema.

Mitch ...... (buy) me something really silly for my birthday unless you go with him and give him some good advice.

If you keep up this sort of decision making, you ...... (be) broke in a couple of months, Franklin.

I guess David ...... (sell) his shares of the company. He's never been interested in being part of it.

A: Lucas seems very self-confident after the exam.
B: Indeed. He's been studying hard for it for the past three weeks and I suppose he ...... (pass) it with flying colours.

Liz ...... (have) a baby soon. She must have been pregnant for eight or nine months now.