Select the option with the correct use of future tense.
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
The correct answer is option 2 i.e. I hope your health will get better by next week.
"Will get" correctly uses the future tense to indicate something expected to happen in the future.
Other options are incorrect because:
"is getting": Incorrect tense, as it implies a present continuous action, not a future expectation.
"have been getting": Incorrect grammar and tense usage; it mixes present perfect continuous with a future time reference.
"is get": Grammatically incorrect; "is" cannot be followed by the base verb "get."