Future tenses

Examples:
I am afraid I will have to work (will have to work/will have worked) very hard tomorrow. I will start (will start/ will have started) at 8:30 a.m. I have a meeting with Opsco representatives at 10:00. We will be going (will be going / will have gone) over the details of the project from 10:00 to 12:30. By the time we finish the meeting, Ms Prescott, my personal assistant, will have made (will make / will have made ) all the telephone calls and will have typed (will type/ will have typed) the report I will take to the meeting in the afternoon. After I have ( have / will have) something to eat, I will start ( start / will start) work again, and I will be working (will be working / will have worked) all afternoon. By 6:30, I will have completed (will complete/ will have completed) most of my work and I will be (will be/ will have been) home by 8:00.

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