Is this correct? The driver's duties for the period of his absence are going to be being performed by another driver.

Grammar - Is it big mistake if I say... Situation: Linda is from Australia. She is travaling round Europe at the moment. She began her tour three months ago. Is it big mistake if I say: "She is travaling Europ for three month" instead of saing: "She has been travaling Europe for three months"? The latter is recommended by R.Murphy "Grammar in use". Just in case...Thanks, My Language Tutor for you answer, but now I have two more questions: First: If she is currently traveling, yes.. you should say "She has been traveling...." Does it mean that I have to use Present Perfect Continues becouse I'm refering to the period of time "for three month"? And if I say: "She is traveling Europe" meanig that she is somewhere in Europe at the time of speaking, it would be correct. And second: Could you bring some more examples of when I need to use "She will be traveling...." form. It is very interesting for me.

Grammar - Two situations! Situation 1: "Do you have an internet?" "No. Something heppend and it is not working (doesn't work?) Situation 2: "My computer breaks down very often. Now it is again out of order. "Where is the report you've been working on last two hours?" "I haven't finished it yet, because my computer is broken down (has broken down?). I do not know why it is always breaking down (breaks down?)”. Please clarify.