Відкрийте дужки за до the Future Simple, the Future Continuous or Future Perfect Tenses. Once you will need the Present Simple. - When shall I come round? Is Tuesday still OK?- Well, don’t come at six – I (1) … (work) then. - What time do you think you (2) … (be) free?- Let’s see, I (3) … (work) on the manuscript all day as I told you, and I expect that I (4) … (complete) the second chapter by about six. OK?- Yes, because I (5) … (be) quite busy at about six tomorrow as well. I’ve got an appointment with my dentist and I don’t think she (6) … (finish) much before seven. - Well, we really must be getting on with the book, you know – by the end of this month we (7) … (work) on the project for the whole year. It’s taken far too long.- Yes, I (8) … (jump) for joy when it’s finished.- Me too. By the way, (9) … (you / go) near the post office?- Probably. It’s not far from the dentist.- You see, I’ve been expecting an important parcel and I think it (10) … ( arrive) by Thursday. If you (11) … (go) past there anyway, could you collect it for me?- No problem. So, I (12) … (see) you later. Bye for now.​