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Write the correct forms of the verbs. Use a comma to separate the verbs in the answer. 5. A: Are you going to visit Emma this afternoon? B: Yes, I __________(visit) her after I ________(do) the shopping.

Write the correct forms of the verbs. Use a comma to separate the verbs in the answer. 2. A: ___________ (you/call) me when you ______ (get) home? B: Yes, of course.

Write the correct forms of the verbs. Use a comma to separate the verbs in the answer. 9. A: If you ____(pay) for dinner, I ____(pay) for the theatre. B: Okay. That's a good idea.

Write the correct forms of the verbs. Use a comma to separate the verbs in the answer. 3. A: As soon as Jason ________(arrive), tell him to ________(come) to my office.

Write the correct forms of the verbs. Use a comma to separate the verbs in the answer. 1. A: I'm going to the swimming pool. B: Well, while you _______ (be) there, I _________(do) some household chores.

Write the correct forms of the verbs. 8. A: Do you have any plans after school? B: I _______(enter) the university after I _____(finish) school.

Write the correct forms of the verbs. Use a comma to separate the verbs in the answer. 4. A: I'm exhausted. B: Me too. I wonder if David _______ (come) to help me tonight.

Write the correct forms of the verbs. Use a comma to separate the verbs in the answer. 7. A: I ________(pay) you the rent when I _____(get) my pay cheque.

Write the correct forms of the verbs. Use a comma to separate the verbs in the answer. 6. A: Is George going to eat dinner with us? B: No, by the time he _____(get) home it _____(be) very late.

Write the correct forms of the verbs. Use a comma to separate the verbs in the answer. 10. A: Can you give this message to Nickie, please? B: Well, I ____(try), but I doubt if I ____(see) her today.