If he (not / be) busy tomorrow morning, he probably (give) you a lift. a isn't busy, will probably give b won't be, will probably give c won't be, probably gives if dad (buy) a new car, we (go) to the sea-side by car next summer. a buy, will go b buys, will go c will buy, go if they (want) your advice, they (get) in touch with you. a will want, will get b want, will get c want, get if pete (go jogging), he (forget) about his health problems. a goes jogging, will forget b will go jogging, forgets c go jogging, will forget if our team (work) hard, we (not / lose) the next game. a will work, won't lose b works, won't lose c work, won't lose

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