| 21.6 Exercise (future tense I) |
As usual, there is more than one possibility. Sometimes the construction is with ir + a + infinitive sometimes with the simple future I. For expressing a presumption only the simple future I can be used.
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| Believe me he will come. |  |
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| Will you buy it ? | |
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| He will know what he is doing. | |
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| Are you going
to keep quiet now or not? |
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| You will have to tell him. | |
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| I think that he is not going to do it. | |
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| You will regret this, I swear. |
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| What I do I know he will be sick. | |
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| Ask him whether he will do it or not. |
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| Probably he does not have any money left. | |
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