Question

She (leave)for London tomorrow

Answer 1

Answer:

She will leave tomorrow for London

Explanation:

Future tense

Answer 2

Complete Question:

She (leave)for London tomorrow.

[Use the correct form of the verb in the bracket.]

Answer:

She is leaving for London tomorrow.

Or,

She will leave for London tomorrow.

Explanation:

• Both are grammatically correct.

• Using present progressive tense or simple future tense indicates an action taking place at some time in future.
• And this is preferred to discuss an event that will happen in the future for a specific amount of time.  

• "She is leaving for London tomorrow" is in the present continuous tense and can be used for scheduled future activities as the case with the simple present as well.

• Both forms of tenses can be used for scheduled or planned future events.

Therefore the correct form of the tense for the action verb to be used is-

She is leaving for London tomorrow. (She leaves for London tomorrow.)

She will leave for London tomorrow.

#SPJ3