Present Simple & Present Continuous (Future meaning) pt. 2

What tense is used to talk about future arrangements?

• The present simple is used to talk about future arrangements.

• The conditional tense is used to talk about future arrangements.

• The present continuous is used to talk about future arrangements.

• The past tense is used to talk about future arrangements.

When do we use the Present Continuous for future arrangements?

• We use the Present Continuous for scheduled events when referring to timetables, schedules, and fixed arrangements.

• We use the Present Continuous for future arrangements when we have already made plans or arrangements to do something in the future.

• We use the Present Continuous for future arrangements when we are talking about current events.

• We use the Present Continuous for future arrangements when we are discussing historical facts.

Give an example of a future arrangement using the Present Continuous.

• I met my friend for lunch yesterday.

• I will meet my friend for lunch next week.

• I am meeting my friend for lunch tomorrow.

• I am meeting my friend for lunch right now.

What tense is used for scheduled events in the future?

• The present continuous is used for scheduled events in the future.

• The past tense is used for scheduled events in the future.

• The present simple is used for scheduled events in the future.

• The conditional tense is used for scheduled events in the future.

When do we use the Present Simple for scheduled events?

• We use the Present Simple for scheduled events when it's personal.

• We use the Present Simple for scheduled events when referring to timetables, schedules, and fixed arrangements.

• We use the Present Simple for scheduled events when it's raining.

• We use the Present Simple for future arrangements when we have already made plans or arrangements to do something in the future.

Provide an example of a scheduled event using the Present Simple.

• The train leaves at 8:00 AM every morning.

• The concert is starting at 7:00 PM tonight.

• She is going to the store tomorrow.

• They will be arriving at the airport at 3:00 PM.

What is the difference between the Present Continuous and the Present Simple when talking about future events?

• The Present Continuous is used for present events, while the Present Simple is used for future events.

• The Present Continuous is only used for future events, while the Present Simple is used for only present events.

• The Present Continuous is used for scheduled events, while the Present Simple is used for future arrangements.

• The Present Continuous is used for planned future events, while the Present Simple is used for scheduled future events or for something that is always true.

Complete the sentence: 'I ________ (go) to the concert tomorrow.'

• will going

• goes

• going

• am going

Fill in the blank: 'She usually ________ (work) on Saturdays, but this week she ________ (not work) because she has a party.'

• workes, is not work

• works, isn't working

• work, don't work

• working, not working

Choose the correct option: 'I ________ (meet) my friends at 5 pm tomorrow.'

• meeting

• met

• am meeting

• meets