Affirmative
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In two years, they their tenth anniversary. (to celebrate)
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2)
I think she her internship at the tech company next summer. (to complete)
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3)
She the Nobel Prize in literature one day. (to win)
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4)
They their vacation plans next month. (to finish)
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5)
Tom a job in the marketing department after graduation. (to get)
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6)
Luca fluent French by the end of this year if he keeps studying hard. (to speak)
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7)
The band their new album next month. (to release)
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8)
Electric cars more affordable than gasoline cars. (to become)
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9)
In 10 years from now, solar energy the primary source of electricity in many countries. (to be)
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10)
The principal said our school a new computer lab. (to have)
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11)
I think Sarah her degree in biology next year. (to finish)
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12)
The forecast says it all day long. (to rain)
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13)
They the project proposal by the end of this week. (to submit)
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14)
Probably, Lily her new book by the end of the year. (to finish)
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15)
People say artificial intelligence human-level consciousness by the end of the decade. (to achieve)
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16)
They a new house if they save enough money. (to buy)
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17)
In a few years, Mars missions routine. (to become)
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18)
Next summer, we a road trip across Europe. (to take)
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19)
Are you cold? I the window for you. (to close)
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20)
The company a new product line next month. (to launch)
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21)
Maybe we a trip to Asia next summer. (to take)
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22)
He his own business by the time he turns 30, I guess. (to start)
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23)
I think scientists a cure for cancer by 2050. (to find)
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24)
I believe the research team a revolutionary treatment for Alzheimer's disease within a decade. (to develop)
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25)
I promise I your dream house for you. (to build)
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26)
Are you coming for lunch? I something for us to eat. (to cook)
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27)
If I win the lottery, I all the money. (to invest)
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28)
Susan promised she her exams. (to pass)
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29)
They the new restaurant in town next week. (to visit)
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30)
I the results of the experiment tomorrow. (to know)
