Future Tense: Present Simple vs Present Continuous

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Froggy Jumps Future Tense: Present Simple vs Present ContinuousOnline version Simple present and present continuous by Daniela 1 What do we use future tenses for? a To talk about past actions b To talk about present routines c To talk about actions that will happen after the present 2 Choose the correct sentence for a timetable a The movie starts at 8 o’clock b The movie is starting at 8 o’clock c The movie start at 8 o’clock 3 We ____ dinner at 7, as planned. a We have dinner at 7, as planned. b We will have dinner at 7, as planned. c We are having dinner at 7, as planned. 4 My flight ____ at 8 AM next Monday. a My flight will leave at 8 AM next Monday. b My flight leaves at 8 AM next Monday. c My flight is leaving at 8 AM next Monday. 5 We ____ a meeting tomorrow afternoon (scheduled). a We had a meeting tomorrow afternoon. b We have a meeting tomorrow afternoon. c We are having a meeting tomorrow afternoon. 6 The concert ____ at 8, so we’ll drive there. a The concert starts at 8, so we’ll drive there. b The concert is starting at 8, so we’ll drive there. c The concert start at 7, so we’ll drive there. 7 Which of these is NOT an example of Simple Present for the future? a The bus arrives at 7:15 b I’m meeting my friend tonight c The concert begins at 9 p.m 8 Which tense uses this structure: subject + to be + verb-ing + future time expression? a Simple Present b Future Simple c Present Continuous 9 According to the schedule, the bus ____ at 6:15. a The bus leaves at 6:15. b The bus will leave at 6:15. c The bus is leaving at 6:15. 10 What is true about using present simple for future? a Used for fixed schedules and timetables. b Used for decisions made now. c Used for spontaneous plans. 11 What is true about using present continuous for future? a Used for personal plans or arrangements already decided b Used for fixed schedules and timetables c Used for general truths

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Future Tense: Present Simple vs Present ContinuousOnline version

Simple present and present continuous

by Daniela

What do we use future tenses for?

To talk about past actions

To talk about present routines

To talk about actions that will happen after the present

Choose the correct sentence for a timetable

The movie starts at 8 o’clock

The movie is starting at 8 o’clock

The movie start at 8 o’clock

We ____ dinner at 7, as planned.

We have dinner at 7, as planned.

We will have dinner at 7, as planned.

We are having dinner at 7, as planned.

My flight ____ at 8 AM next Monday.

My flight will leave at 8 AM next Monday.

My flight leaves at 8 AM next Monday.

My flight is leaving at 8 AM next Monday.

We ____ a meeting tomorrow afternoon (scheduled).

We had a meeting tomorrow afternoon.

We have a meeting tomorrow afternoon.

We are having a meeting tomorrow afternoon.

The concert ____ at 8, so we’ll drive there.

The concert starts at 8, so we’ll drive there.

The concert is starting at 8, so we’ll drive there.

The concert start at 7, so we’ll drive there.

Which of these is NOT an example of Simple Present for the future?

The bus arrives at 7:15

I’m meeting my friend tonight

The concert begins at 9 p.m

Which tense uses this structure: subject + to be + verb-ing + future time expression?

Simple Present

Future Simple

Present Continuous

According to the schedule, the bus ____ at 6:15.

The bus leaves at 6:15.

The bus will leave at 6:15.

The bus is leaving at 6:15.

What is true about using present simple for future?

Used for fixed schedules and timetables.

Used for decisions made now.

Used for spontaneous plans.

What is true about using present continuous for future?

Used for personal plans or arrangements already decided

Used for fixed schedules and timetables

Used for general truths

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What do we use future tenses for?

Choose the correct sentence for a timetable

We ____ dinner at 7, as planned.

My flight ____ at 8 AM next Monday.

We ____ a meeting tomorrow afternoon (scheduled).

The concert ____ at 8, so we’ll drive there.

Which of these is NOT an example of Simple Present for the future?

Which tense uses this structure: subject + to be + verb-ing + future time expression?

According to the schedule, the bus ____ at 6:15.

What is true about using present simple for future?

What is true about using present continuous for future?

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