Correct the mistake with the future form in each sentence This evening we get the train to my cousins' house
You can visit any time, so just let us know when you will come.
I've booked my flights, now i try to book some hostels
Oh no, the forecast is for rain this weekend, so I probably don't go out
I like the sound of Mexico, I think i visit there next.
My best friend goes on holiday as soon as term ends.

This evening we will get the train to my cousins' house.
Explanation: In this sentence, we are talking about a future action that will happen this evening. Therefore, we need to use the future form "will" before the verb "get".

You can visit anytime, so just let us know when you will come.
Explanation: Here, the sentence discusses a future event – the visit – and the speaker is asking the person to inform them of the time. Hence, we should use the future form "will" before the verb "come".

I've booked my flights, now I am trying to book some hostels.
Explanation: The mistake in this sentence is the incorrect use of the present continuous tense. We use the present continuous tense (am/is/are + verb-ing form) to describe an action happening at the moment of speaking. However, in this sentence, the speaker is talking about a future action after booking the flights. Therefore, we need to use the future form "will" before the verb "try".

Oh no, the forecast is for rain this weekend, so I probably won't go out.
Explanation: The mistake in this sentence is the incorrect use of the future form. Instead of "don't go," we should use "won't go" to indicate the speaker's decision not to go out. The speaker is making a prediction based on the weather forecast for the weekend.

I like the sound of Mexico, I think I will visit there next.
Explanation: In this sentence, the speaker is talking about a future action of visiting Mexico. Therefore, we need to use the future form "will" before the verb "visit".

My best friend goes on holiday as soon as term ends.
Correction: My best friend will go on holiday as soon as term ends.
Explanation: Here, we are discussing a future action that will happen as soon as the term ends. Therefore, we need to use the future form "will" before the verb "go".