"Shouldn't you be leaving for the airport?" "No, my ...

[ Future Tenses ]

“Shouldn’t you be leaving for the airport?”

“No, my plane ______ in six hours.”

A. will have left

B. leaves

C. will leave

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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