5 GRAMMAR Future tenses a) Read the text about Margaret and Bill Johnson's holiday plans. Then underline all future tenses in the text. Margaret and Bill Johnson are going to travel almost twenty- six thousand kilometres on their motorbike. They are going from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego on the southern tip of the South American continent. Margaret said, "We've got an online magazine and our local paper interested in our trip. They are going to report on our progress. We are going to send in a full report every two weeks by email. And we'll probably take lots of photos." Bill added, “We're taking part in a morning show on TV early tomorrow and then we're giving an interview to the magazine. We hope this will help to cover our costs." "We are about to fulfil our dream," said Margaret. "Our plane leaves at eleven tomorrow morning, and we're flying to Anchorage. Then we'll drive down the west coast of Canada. We are going to travel along the coastal roads as much as possible and sleep in our tent. I expect we'll cover up to 250 kilometres a day on average, not more. We'll need time for sightseeing, meeting people, washing clothes and buying food. The whole trip will probably take us at least five months." "I expect we'll have a few problems, probably bad weather in Alaska and extreme heat in South America. I hope we won't have any problems with the bike," added Bill, "but we're taking plenty of spare parts." "We'll send our reports from internet cafés if we can find them," said Margaret. "I'm going to write a diary." "We're going to see a lot of different countries. It will be a great adventure," continued Bill. "But in six months from now I'll be back at my office desk again And then I'll start planning our next holiday!"