Question 1
The conference _____ at 9 a.m. sharp tomorrow according to the official schedule.
Options: starts, is going to start, will be starting
Future Tenses - Talking About the Future
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Question 2
We _____ the new marketing strategy to the board next Tuesday at 2 p.m.
Options: are presenting, will present, are going to present
Question 3
Look at those dark clouds gathering over the city. It _____ any minute now.
Options: is going to rain, will rain, rains
Question 4
By this time next month, I _____ in my new position for exactly six months.
Options: will have been working, will work, will be working
Question 5
The CEO _____ the quarterly results tomorrow, so we need all the data ready by tonight.
Options: is due to announce, will be announcing, is going to announce
Question 6
The negotiations _____ start when the legal team finally arrived with the contracts.
Options: were about to, were going to, would
Question 7
I promise I _____ you the report before the deadline on Friday.
Options: will send, am going to send, am sending
Question 8
By the end of this quarter, the company _____ over 200 new employees across all departments.
Options: will have hired, will hire, will have been hiring
Question 9
The product launch _____ place next month, but they postponed it due to supply chain issues.
Options: was going to take, would take, was taking
Question 10
We have made all the arrangements. The investors _____ our facilities on Wednesday morning.
Options: are visiting, will visit, visit
Question 11
The new regulations _____ into effect on January 1st, so all companies must comply by then.
Options: come, will come, are coming
Question 12
Don't worry about the venue - everything _____ by the time the delegates arrive tomorrow.
Options: will have been arranged, will be arranged, will arrange
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