Question

read the sentence.
tomorrow night when we take the ghost tour of the city, i ______ in my boots, hoping we dont actually see anything too spooky!
which verb or verb phrase is in the correct tense to complete the sentence?
○ quake
○ quaking
○ have quaked
○ will be quaking

Explanation:

The sentence refers to an action happening during a specific future event ("tomorrow night when we take the ghost tour"). Future continuous tense (will be + present participle) is used to describe an ongoing action that will occur at a specific time in the future. "Will be quaking" matches this context, while the other options use incorrect tenses: "quake" is simple present, "quaking" lacks a helping verb for the future context, and "have quaked" is present perfect (referring to past actions connected to now).

Answer:

will be quaking