A You are late for the conference. B I meet my classmates every day. C I did my homework. D The African continent will be hardest hit by climate change.

A future. B future continuous. C simple future. D future perfect. E future perfect continuous.

A “He’ll be famous one day” shows a prediction for the future. B "We’ll travel abroad next year” is used to talk about a plan or an intention. C “If it doesn’t rain tomorrow, we’ll go to the park” is a conditional sentence, and simple future is used on the second half to express that the action it is likely to happen.  D “You will join us for a cup of coffee, won’t you?” is used as an invitation. E “In case we saw a tiger in the city, I won’t run” exemplifies a conditional sentence in which the action is unlikely to happen.

A present perfect, passive voice. B present perfect, active voice. C simple present, passive voice. D simple present, active voice. E simple future, passive voice.

A Had failed; studied. B Wouln´t have failed; had studied. C Would fail; studied. D Had failed; didn´t study.  E Would have failed; had studied.