David _______ to New York next week.

Based on the options provided, the grammatically correct option is missing. However, let's analyze the options: * "will be sent" implies David is being sent somewhere against his will or without his knowledge. This doesn't usually fit the context of traveling to New York. * "is send" is grammatically incorrect. The correct form would be "is sending" but it is not provided here. * "will sent" is grammatically incorrect. It should be "will send" or "will be sent". Assuming there was a typo and one of the options was meant to be 'will send', then the correct answer would be: "David will send to New York next week" is incorrect. The more appropriate answer, which is not available but should have been, is: "David is going to New York next week." "David will go to New York next week." Because the options are not good, I cannot with certainty choose one.