19 If you don't hurry, you _______ late for school. A are B have been C will be

The correct answer is C 'will be'. Explanation: This sentence expresses a conditional outcome. If you don't hurry, you *will be* late, it’s a logical consequence. Option A ('are') is grammatically incorrect here, and option B ('have been') is incorrect because it refers to something that already happened, not a future state. { "correct_answer": "C will be" }