Complete the conversation using the right form of future tense. ROSIE Hi Sara! (1) (you / be at the barbecue tonight?)
SARA Yes, I am.
ROSIE What (2) (you / wear?)
SARA I don’t know. What about you?
ROSIE (3) (I / wear my summer dress)
SARA Is Anita coming?
ROSIE I think so. (4) (I / send her a message) and check.
SARA (5) (Steve / be there?)
ROSIE Yes, he is.
SARA Good. I have to go now. I’ll see you at the barbecue.
ROSIE Ok. What (6) (you / to do now?)
SARA (7) (I / get ready). I want to wash my hair.
ROSIE Ok. (8) (I / do my homework). I’ll see you later.
SARA Bye.

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