As per the question, the verb phrase that is in the correct tense would be 'Will be quaking' as the sentence is alluding to future tense which implies that the action is yet to happen. As we know that future continuous tense is employed when there is an indication about an action to be occurred in the future and carried for an expected time. Thus, only this tense would be able to comprehend the meaning of the sentence and after filling the gap, the sentence reads as:
"Tomorrow night when we take the ghost tour of the city, I <u>will be quaking</u> in my boots, hoping we don’t actually see anything too spooky!"
Explanation: the given sentence is talking about events that will happen in a close future (we can know this because it says "Tomorrow night"), so the correct tense to complete the sentence have to be a future tense, in this case, from the given options, the one that represents a future tense, is option D: will be quaking, so the sentence would be: Tomorrow night when we take the ghost tour of the city, I will be quaking in my boots, hoping we don’t actually see anything too spooky!
<span>All of the steps mentioned are helpful in understanding what you are reading except:
3. guess answers
It should be that you make sure that your answers are correct by reviewing the parts that provide the answers, in order to evaluate your comprehension of the entire reading material.</span>
