Look forward to A. To have a plan with ...

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Look forward to

A. To have a plan with someone

B. To exercise

C. To investigate information on internet, books, etc.

D. To be excited about something that is going to happen in the future

E. To wake up

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Choose the situation that expresses this sentence in the future:

By noon, I will have finished my homework.

A. A prediction with a higher degree of certainty.

B. A future arrangement.

C. An action that will be completed before a certain point in the future.

D. An action in progress at a certain point in the future.

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Shall I put a hot water bottle in your bed for you as it…………..quite cold tonight?

A. might get

B. may have got

C. could have got

D. would be getting