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The document provides sentences to be completed in the future tense. It gives 24 sentences with blanks to be filled in with future tense verbs. The key provides the correct future tense verbs to complete each sentence. Some examples include: "The tailor will make the clothes for the party if they ask" and "Trevor isn't going to perform next Saturday. He is going to perform next Friday." The document is an exercise to practice forming sentences in the future tense.
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