Choose the correct form of the verb.

1. A: Will you be in the office tomorrow?
B: I'll be travelling / have travelled all day, but you can call me on my mobile.

2. A: I promise you we'll be finishing / have finished it by midday tomorrow.
B: I should hope so. You'll be working / have been working on it for over a week!

3. A: How long have you been here? a year and a half?
B: No, longer. We'll be living / have been living here for three years in May.

4. A: Will you be seeing / have seen Patricia this afternoon?
B: No, sorry. I won't be going / have gone to sports centre this afternoon.