I expect Ms Lewis ...... (take) the copy and you can keep the original.

I wonder what ...... (happen) now. We simply don't have enough money to pay the mortgage anymore.

Don't throw your college notes away. I'm sure you ...... (need) them in the future.

The hosts ...... (serve) some delicious sauerkraut soup at 8.00 sharp. So don't leave before that.

It's raining heavily. Don't go out now, Michael. You ...... (get) wet. You might even catch cold.

Don't you worry about your maths exam. I'm positive you ...... (pass) it with flying colours. You always do.

I'm sure I ...... (find) my car keys somewhere. I just don't know where exactly, but they always turn up in the end.

Jack invited his sister to the party but I don't really think she ...... (turn) up. She's not into this sort of thing, you know.

I wonder where my students ...... (be) in 20 years from now.

I most certainly hope Pete ...... (manage) to win Lilly's heart. She's a wonderful person and Pete is positive he'll never meet anyone like her again.

We ...... (travel) to St Petersburg by plane but I'm wondering whether a train journey wouldn't be nicer.

I hear you've won some money in the lottery. What ...... (you / do) with it?

A: What about going to the cinema tonight?
B: I'm sorry to let you down. I ...... (study) at the library tonight. I've got an important presentation tomorrow.

A: Henry, I've told you a thousand times. Stop smoking at once!
B: I know, Helen. Smoking is bad for me and I told you last Wednesday I was quitting. I ...... (give) it up. It's just a matter of habit. I come to work and put the cigarettes on the desk.

Just look at that mess. It 7.58 am and little Jack's just leaving the house. He ...... (be) late for school again.