The present continuous tense expressing future arrangements.

Fred and Miry ___ tomorrow early in the morning.

• are leaving

• is leaving

• be leaving

• be leave

Are my family and me going to Acapulco in Mexico in June?

• Yes, They are

• Yes, We are

• Yes, I am

• Yes, They are going to

Do you do anything tonight? We could go out.

• correct

• incorrect

Correct the mistake:

I can't go out tonight. I ___ (have) dinner with my husband.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION:

I (1) don't do anything / (2) am not doing anything tonight. I want to relax

• option 1

• option 2

This year the college ...... (end) on 28 November.

• to end

• ends

• is ending

to Ecuador / you /when exactly / fly/?

to the dentist / go / I / tomorrow

• I go to the dentist tomorrow.

• I am going to the dentist tomorrow.

• Tomorrow go to the dentist

• Go I to the dentist tomorrow

Are you having your birthday party this week or next week? I forgot.

• correct

• incorrect

No, She ___ (come) to class on Saturday. She is staying at home.

• isn't coming

• aren't coming

• don't coming

• doesn't come