PRESENT CONTINUOUS / MULTIPLE CHOICES

Present continuous for future arrangements is used for telling what you have ... and ... in the future.

• planned; arranged

• talked; told

• announced; shared

• planned; advised

There will be an ... between two people or groups about the plan and how it happens.

• segment

• advertisement

• agreement

• announcement

We know some time expressions as ... time to use present continuous for future arrangements.

• correct

• exact

• lack

• hack

Time expressions that we can find to use present continuous for future arrangements are ..., ..., and ...

• two days' time; next day; yesterday

• two days' time; few weeks ago; tomorrow morning

• two days' time; last holiday; on weekend

• two days' time; next holiday; on weekend

Which one is a correct sentence of present continuous for future arrangements?

• I've got fever, so I am seeing the doctor tonight.

• I've got fever, so am I seeing the doctor tonight.

• I've got fever, so I was seeing the doctor tonight.

• I've got fever, so I is seeing the doctor tonight.

Which one of the sentences below is incorrect?

• Is Melinda having dinner tonight at Karen's Diner?

• Are Melinda and Frank having dinner tonight at Karen's Diner?

• Is Frank having dinner tonight at Karen's Diner?

• Are Melinda and Frank have dinner tonight at Karen's Diner?

A: Are you going out in two days' time?

• No, I not is going out.

• No, I not am going out.

• Yes, I go out with Harry to Beachwalk.

• Yes, I am going out with Harry to Beachwalk.

Come to our place next Friday. We are having a graduation party.

Having could be replaced with ...

• baking

• destroying

• owning

• sleeping

Mum is taking my brother to Surabaya tomorrow morning. They are leaving early in the morning.

Leaving could be replaced with ...

• taking

• flying

• looking

• having

Write a positive sentence using present continuous!

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