Read the first sentence and find a sentence with similar meaning in part A or B.

1. In a couple of hours there will be no goods on the shelves.
1. In a couple of hours all goods on the shelves will be disappearing.
2. In a couple of hours all goods on the shelves will have disappeared.
2. This is my second year at university.
1. This year I'll have been studying at university for two years.
2. This year I'll be studying at university for two years.
3. Please, don't call me while I'm driving to work in the morning.
1. I'll have been driving to work at seven, so don't call me.
2. I'll be driving to work at seven, so don't call me.
4. Five years from now, companies will have most customers on the Internet.
1. In five years' time, most people in the world will be shopping on the Internet.
2. In five years' time, most people in the world will have shopped on the Internet.
5. We started our journey two weeks ago and we'll reach our destination in a week.
1. We will have travelled for two weeks now.
2. We will have been travelling for two weeks now.
6. He is going to finish his work at the end of November.
1. He'll be finishing his work at the end of November.
2. He'll have been finishing his work at the end of November.
7. We'll have the new laptop on Saturday.
1. We'll have been buying the new laptop on Saturday.
2. We'll have bought the new laptop by the end of this week.
8. One week from today we will be in Paris.
1. This time next week we'll be visiting Paris.
2. This time next week we'll have visited Paris.
9. In the year 2100 people will be computer literate for more than a hundred years.
1. In the year 2 100 people will be using computers for more than a century.
2. In the year 2 100 people will have been using computers for more than a century.