Question

Write the will be (do) ing or will have (done) from 1.____(you/see) laila tomorrow? 2.by the end of the trip,---- (I /travel) more than 2,000miles 3.if you need to contact me, ---I/stay at the London hotel until Sunday 4.do you think you/still do the same job in ten years' time 5.so, on Sunday, ---- she /be in almaty for exactly two years not in the afternoon. ----I/work yes,---- th e meeting /finish by that time

Answer 1

1. Will you be seeing Laila tomorrow?
2. By the end of the trip, I will have travelled more than 2,000 miles.
3. If you need to contact me, I will be staying at the London hotel until Sunday.
4. Do you think you will still be doing the same job in ten years' time
5. So, on Sunday, she will have been in Almaty for exactly two years.
 not in the afternoon.
I will be working yes, the meeting will have finished by that time.

Answer 2

1. Will you see Laila tomorrow? - This is a question asking if you will see Laila tomorrow. 2. By the end of the trip, I will have traveled more than 2,000 miles. - This sentence expresses that by the time the trip is over, you will have traveled a distance exceeding 2,000 miles. 3. If you need to contact me, I will be staying at the London hotel until Sunday. - This sentence indicates that if someone needs to get in touch with you, you will be at the London hotel until Sunday. 4. Do you think you will still be doing the same job in ten years' time? - This is a question about your future career plans, asking if you believe you will continue to work in the same job ten years from now. 5. So, on Sunday, she will have been in Almaty for exactly two years, not in the afternoon. - This sentence describes a specific duration of time that she will have spent in Almaty by Sunday. It clarifies that this period is not counted from the afternoon. 6. Yes, I will be working. Yes, the meeting will have finished by that time. - The first sentence confirms that you will be working. The second sentence states that the meeting will have concluded by a certain time.