Choose the correct alternative.

1. In the next academic year, students at our university will have lived / be living in new flats.

2. I will be sending / have sent all the party invitations by Sunday.

3. Joe and I won’t have visited / be visiting all European capitals by the time we’re thirty.

4. This time tomorrow, I’ll be having / have had breakfast in our new studio apartment.

5. In March and April, a few students from our class will be participating / have participated in a student exchange programme.

6. By 2025, they will have built / be building a cottage in a quiet, suburban neighbourhood.

7. Don’t be late! We will have left / be leaving at 8 o’clock.

8. Owen won’t be sleeping/ have slept till noon on Sunday. He has football practice in the morning.