Fill the gaps in the dialogue below with the verbs in a correct form. Alan: Hey, Bonnie, …………………………. (have) any plans for the weekend?
Bonnie: Hey, Alan. Yes, in fact I …………………………. (visit) my sister on Saturday.
A: Okay, and what about Sunday? ……………….. (you, do) anything on Sunday?
B: I think, not. But I’m open for ideas.
A: Awesome! Then, ……………………. (you, want) to go to the cinema with me?
B: Sounds interesting. What movie would you like to watch?
A: I ……………………. (hope) that the new movie of Wes Anderson ……………………. (be) in the theaters on weekend.
B: Oh, I love Wes Anderson!
A: Really? Cool! Then I ………………………. (check) the schedule. Yep, there is one on Sunday evening.
B: What time ………………………………. (it, start)?
A: It ……………………………. (start) at 7.40. Is it okay for you?
B: Totally! By the way, ………………………………….. (you, know) anything about the weather on Sunday?
A: I think it …………………………………. (be) sunny all day.
B: Great, I ……………………………………… (plan) to cycle a bit in the afternoon. Wanna join me?
A: Yes, sure. I ……………………………………… (buy) some new gear for my bicycle tomorrow, so I …………………………………. (be) glad to test it.
B: Perfect, then I ……………………………………….. (look forward) to meeting you on Sunday, Alan.
A: Me too. See you, Bonnie.