Question

I ................. Disney World in the U.S.A one day.
(am visiting - visit - have visited - will visit)

Please, answer + explanation

Answer 1

will visit~ one day.. future~

Answer 2

I think it's an intention so we must choose "is going to visit" but it's not available here so why don't we go for "am visiting" ?

Answer 3

NO that wouldn't make sense with the phrase "one day" put it together~

Answer 4

No**

Answer 5

Clarify , what you are saying abit , why doesn't it make sense ?
Is that because he is not sure about whether he will visit Disney or not;
So i am maxing up sureness and predition ?

Answer 6

Read it to yourself:
Which makes sense?

1.) I *am visiting* Disney World in the U.S.A one day.
or
2.) I *will visit* Disney World in the U.S.A one day.

Answer 7

Since he/she PLANS on visiting Disney World one day, it "will be" in the future, therefore a future verb would be necessary~

Answer 8

To me logically , the 2nd. But in books everything differs , doesn't it ?

Answer 9

Yep, the second is correct, because the verb tense much agree with the object~

Answer 10

must agree*

Answer 11

Agree with it about ?

Answer 12

with the object~