Tenses with future meaning - rules and examples

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Form the sentence by choosing the correct words in the correct order.

- Translate this sentence into English.

Next month I will have been learning Japanese for ten years. -
Why are you going to buy a new phone? Your old one works well. -
Why is not Jack coming with you? -
Is James going to do nothing? -
Are you going to finish this sandwich? -
Will Clair be joining us? -
My train departs at nine am. -
Is Lisa cooking anything special for your birthday? -
Look, the sportsman is going to fall! -
Laura is not going to call Simon, she is too angry. -
Where are you going for the Christmas break? -
Anna is not doing anything tonight. -
My mother will have been working for forty years when she retires. -
The dancing class starts at half past seven. -
I am going to finish the essay tonight. -
They are going to the cinema tomorrow. -
How long will Jane have been working there before she goes abroad in November? -
What are you going to do now? -
I hope it will not rain tomorrow. -
I won the lottery and I am going to buy a yacht. -