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35 we will have to stand at the back of the auditorium because the volunteers A will take

B will be taking

36.Go home, Eric. I promise I

A will turn off

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C will have taken

the lights before I leave the office.

B will be taning off

C will have turned off

the arrangements from home, I am sick today

A will be made B will be making C will have made

38 the class

all of the seats by now.

D. will have been taking

D will have been turning off

D. will have been making

for three weeks by the time you join us I'll fill you in at the time

A will run 39. B. will be running you $20 that Jesse gets that raise when she asks for it

A i'll bet

40.1 assume

A you'll fly

41 My receptionist

A Can

42

A. Shall

43 we

A can

B. I'll be betting

to New York rather than drive.

B. you'll be flown

CI'll have bet

C you'll have flown

C. will have run

D. will have been running

D. I'll have been betting

D. you'll have been flying

set you p with an appostment. Just go down the hall to your right.

B might

C may

I hang your coat while you're removing your shoes?

B. would

D. ought to Dought

D. ought

finish this assignment by the deadline, but it's pretty unlikely

B. Might

C. will

D. would

44 you A May bring your spouse if you wish However, you'll have to pay for an extra ticket 5 might

Cought to

D. should

take a taxi to the airport, but it makes more sense for me to just drop him off

B. could

Cought to

D. will

45 He

A should

46.1 A wall have called you sooner, but our telephones weren't working

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