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1. №1. 'll / want to move (хз как)

№2. 'll / want to fly (хз как)

№3. 'll marry

№4. will have

№5. will become

№6. will travel

№7. will eat

№8. 'll open

2. №1. We won't catch tis train.

№2. He won't buy a new sofa.

№3. They won't watch a football match tonight.

№4. I won't tell your secret to anyone.

№5. Anna won't stay at home.

3. №1. When am I going to phone him?

№2. Why that tower is going to collapse soon?

№3. How many friends are going to arrive to her?

№4. How much are we going to pay for her?

№5. When mum is going to see her dentist?

№6. Why am I going to wear a white dress tonight?

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