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22 - Future Forms

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Grammar: future tenses quiz

by APEXIA
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1. When do we use present continuous for the future?

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2. When do we use present simple for the future?

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3. Choose the correct sentence:

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4. Complete: “The meeting ___ at 9 AM tomorrow.”

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5. Choose the correct sentence:

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6. Correct the sentence: “I start a meeting with the client tomorrow (planned).”

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Present continuous is used when a future action is already planned and arranged.

Present simple is used for timetables, official events, or fixed programs.

Present continuous expresses a planned arrangement.

Fixed schedules use present simple.

Timetables use present simple, not continuous.

Since it is a personal planned arrangement, we use present continuous.

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