1. We (go) to the movies tonight. 2. She (leave) to London tomorrow morning. 3. Jenny (come) back from New York tomorrow. 4. I (visit) Lisa next week. 5. You (work) on the big project after lunch. 6. They (sing) at our club next month. 7. Mark (meet) me for lunch. 8. Tracy (bring) the package later today. 9.1 (swim) this evening. 10. You (take) the car with you tomorrow. 11. Peter (help) me with the garden on the weekend. 12. Maya (go back) tonight. 13. We (make) party Sunday. 14. They (get married) next month. 15. Alexis (take) us to the zoo tomorrow.

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