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My brother is at university, but in 2 years' time, he (a)   (work).

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Hopefully, I (a)   (not live) with my parents when I'm thirty.

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I'm sure the party will be a big surprise for her. Nobody (a)   (tell) her about it.

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According to the weather forecast, the sun (a)   (shine) all day tomorrow.

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I'm looking forward to the Argentina match - but I'm sad that Messi (a)   (not play).

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The weather forecast says that the rain (a)   (clear) by the morning and tomorrow will be dry.

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If the company is making a profit by the end of the year then we (a)   (achieve) the objective we set ourselves when we took over.

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In 2 years' time Morneau (a)   (act) for 50 years, and shows no sign of retiring from the theater.

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I am confident that I (a)   (finish) the report before the end of the week.

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This book is really difficult. On Saturday I (a)   (read) it for a month, and I'm still only halfway.

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As delegates who arrived early (a)   (discover), there have been some late changes to the conference programme.