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Let’s go through each sentence one by one. We need to put the verb in parentheses into the correct future tense form — usually Future Simple (will + base verb) or Future Perfect (will have + past participle), depending on context like “by the time”, “when”, etc.

We’ll check each:

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1. When we reach Portsmouth we _______________ our voyage. (FINISH)
→ “When we reach” = future moment → action completed *at that moment* → Future Perfect
✔ will have finished

2. When I drive my car I _______________ to the new CD. (LISTEN)
→ Simultaneous actions in future → Future Simple for both
✔ will listen

3. In a twenty years’ time thousands of species _______________ from this planet. (DISAPPEAR)
→ “In 20 years’ time” = future point → action will be complete → Future Perfect
✔ will have disappeared

4. In a few hours’ time we _______________ on the plane. (FLY)
→ “In a few hours’ time” = future point → likely already flying → Future Continuous? But instruction says use given verb forms — probably expects Future Simple or Perfect.
Actually, “we will be flying” is most natural, but since only “FLY” is given and no continuous hint, maybe they want Future Simple? Wait — let’s think: “In a few hours’ time we will fly” sounds odd — you don’t start flying at that exact moment; you’re already airborne. So better: will be flying — but if restricted to simple/perfect, perhaps will have flown? No — that means flight is over. Hmm.

Wait — looking at pattern: many are Future Perfect with “by” or “when”. Here it’s “in a few hours’ time” — which often takes Future Continuous. But since the verb is just “FLY”, and no -ing option shown, maybe the exercise allows Future Continuous? Let me check other sentences.

Actually, looking ahead — sentence 9 has “by the end of this week” → Future Perfect. Sentence 16: “By this time tomorrow... HAVE” → Future Perfect.

But sentence 4: “In a few hours’ time we ___ on the plane.” — Most natural is will be flying. Since the blank doesn’t specify tense type, and “FLY” can become “will be flying”, I think that’s acceptable. But let’s see what the expected answer might be.

Alternatively, maybe they expect will have taken off? No — verb is FLY.

I think safest is will be flying — even though not explicitly listed as an option, it’s grammatically correct and fits.

But wait — looking at the format: all blanks say “Type answer...” — so student types full verb phrase.

Given that, and common usage:

✔ will be flying

*(Note: If teacher insists on only will/will have, then maybe “will fly” — but that’s less accurate. I’ll go with most natural.)*

Actually, rechecking: In many textbooks, “in + time” with future often uses Future Simple for scheduled events, but here “on the plane” suggests state during travel → continuous.

I’ll stick with will be flying.

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5. I’ll meet you at four o’clock. - At four? I’m afraid I _______________ English. (TEACH)
→ At that specific future time, I will be in the middle of teaching → Future Continuous
✔ will be teaching

6. We _______________ the wheels before you come back from the shop. (REPLACE)
→ “Before you come back” = action completed prior → Future Perfect
✔ will have replaced

7. Shall I buy a pizza? - There’s no need. I _______________ as usual. (COOK)
→ Speaker is saying they will cook (future intention) → Future Simple
✔ will cook

8. I’m sorry, we can’t come tonight. We _______________ the new documentary on TV. (WATCH)
→ At that future time (tonight), we will be watching → Future Continuous
✔ will be watching

9. My new PC _______________ by the end of this week. (ARRIVE)
→ “By the end of this week” → action completed → Future Perfect
✔ will have arrived

10. The Johnsons _______________ in their new house by Christmas. (MOVE)
→ “By Christmas” → completed → Future Perfect
✔ will have moved

11. In a ten years’ time most people _______________ smart watches. (WEAR)
→ “In 10 years’ time” → future habit/state → Future Simple (for general truth/future fact)
✔ will wear

*(Could argue for “will be wearing” — ongoing trend — but “will wear” is simpler and acceptable.)*

Actually, “most people will be wearing” is more natural for a trend. Let’s go with that.

✔ will be wearing

12. Hurry up or the coach _______________ before we reach the station. (LEAVE)
→ Action happens before another future event → Future Perfect
✔ will have left

13. Shall I say hello to Ann? I _______________ to her. (TALK)
→ At that moment, I will be in the middle of talking → Future Continuous
✔ will be talking

14. When you get up tomorrow morning, I _______________ already _______________ to Cork. (DRIVE)
→ “Already” + “when you get up” → action completed before that moment → Future Perfect
✔ will have driven

15. When you get back the decorators _______________ all the work. (FINISH)
→ “When you get back” → action completed → Future Perfect
✔ will have finished

16. By this time tomorrow we _______________ our new car in the garage. (HAVE)
→ “By this time tomorrow” → possession established → Future Perfect
✔ will have had

Wait — “have” as main verb meaning “possess” — yes, “will have had” is correct for Future Perfect of “have”.

Example: “By next year, I will have had this car for five years.”

So yes.

✔ will have had

17. Can we meet at 9 o’clock? - Sorry, I _______________ still _______________. (WORK)
→ At 9 o’clock, I will be in the middle of working → Future Continuous
✔ will be working

18. This time next week we _______________ at the seaside. (RELAX)
→ “This time next week” → specific future moment → will be relaxing → Future Continuous
✔ will be relaxing

19. On 1 July Marion _______________ engaged for a year. (BE)
→ “On 1 July” + “for a year” → duration up to that date → Future Perfect
“Be engaged” → state → “will have been engaged”
✔ will have been

20. By the time we get to the cinema the film _______________. (END)
→ “By the time we get” → film already ended → Future Perfect
✔ will have ended

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Now, compiling final answers:

Final Answer:
1. will have finished
2. will listen
3. will have disappeared
4. will be flying
5. will be teaching
6. will have replaced
7. will cook
8. will be watching
9. will have arrived
10. will have moved
11. will be wearing
12. will have left
13. will be talking
14. will have driven
15. will have finished
16. will have had
17. will be working
18. will be relaxing
19. will have been
20. will have ended