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Present Simple: Routine or Future?

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Identify whether sentences in the Present Simple refer to daily routines or future schedules, and match them with appropriate time expressions or contexts.

Read each sentence carefully and drag it to match the correct time or context.
Remember:
Routines happen regularly (every day, always, on weekends…).
Future schedules refer to fixed plans (timetables, official events, etc.).
Let’s see if you can spot the difference!

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Present Simple: Routine or Future?Online version

Identify whether sentences in the Present Simple refer to daily routines or future schedules, and match them with appropriate time expressions or contexts. Read each sentence carefully and drag it to match the correct time or context. Remember: Routines happen regularly (every day, always, on weekends…). Future schedules refer to fixed plans (timetables, official events, etc.). Let’s see if you can spot the difference!

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