English, 04.12.2021 06:30 kuadirkennedy

Complete Jet's email about his vacation with the correct form of the verbs. (Future Tenses) I think I(probably/play) virtual reality games most evenings as usual. On Tuesday I(play) sports. Real sports! Computer school(finish) on Friday for the summer. Yes! Then Dad and I(visit) some friends on the moon for a vacation. It's all arranged. We(likely/come back) in two weeks.
In the moon There(not be) any weather! There's never any weather there. Anyway, bye for now.(get) in touch again soon - promise!

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