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[cross out] I'll {be looking / looking / look} for you in the crowd when I get there.
looking
[cross out] She's {opening / going to open / open} a new gallery in the town center to sell her art.
open
[cross out] He {will / is going to / will be} have an easier time running the marathon this year.
will be
I{'m asking / will ask / ask} for a promotion once I’ve been at my job for two years.
ask
My teacher {is leaving her job, and she is going to be / will be / will} starting a writing career.
will
I {will try / am going to try / am trying} to interview for the job again next year.
am trying
[correct or incorrect] I was babysitting her son once while she was at work.
incorrect. babysat
[Correct or incorrect] More and more people realize the effects of climate change these days.
incorrect. are realizing
[correct or incorrect] He saw her walking by, so he stopped her to say hello.
correct
[correct or incorrect] My friends and I have studied Spanish together for the past six months.
correct
[correct or incorrect] We'll leave for the airport as soon as he is arriving home from work.
incorrect . arrives
[correct or incorrect] He had never wanted to play basketball until he saw the game on TV.
correct
[correct or incorrect] I've always wanted to try skydiving.
correct
