Present simple tense for the future

Which sentence correctly uses 'going to' for a future plan?

• I go to start a new job next month.

• I'm going to start a new job next month.

• I will starting a new job next month.

• I'm starting to start a new job next month.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the present continuous for a future arrangement.

• She is meeting her friend tomorrow.

• She meets her friend tomorrow.

• She will meet her friend tomorrow.

• She is going to meet her friend tomorrow.

Which option correctly uses the present simple for a scheduled event?

• The train is leaving at 6 PM.

• The train leaves at 6 PM.

• The train is going to leave at 6 PM.

• The train will leave at 6 PM.

Select the sentence that uses the present simple for a future fact.

• The sun rises in the East.

• The sun is rising in the East.

• The sun will rise in the East.

• The sun is going to rise in the East.

Which sentence correctly uses the present continuous for a future action?

• I am studying for my exams next week.

• I study for my exams next week.

• I will study for my exams next week.

• I'm going to study for my exams next week.

How do you express a future plan using 'going to'?

• He's going to visit his grandparents this weekend.

• He visits his grandparents this weekend.

• He will visit his grandparents this weekend.

• He is visiting his grandparents this weekend.

Choose the correct present continuous form for a future arrangement.

• We're having a meeting at 10 AM tomorrow.

• We have a meeting at 10 AM tomorrow.

• We will have a meeting at 10 AM tomorrow.

• We're going to have a meeting at 10 AM tomorrow.

Which sentence uses the present simple for a scheduled event?

• The conference starts at 9 o'clock sharp.

• The conference is starting at 9 o'clock sharp.

• The conference will start at 9 o'clock sharp.

• The conference is going to start at 9 o'clock sharp.

Identify the sentence that uses the present simple for a future fact.

• The store opens at 8 AM every day.

• The store is opening at 8 AM every day.

• The store will open at 8 AM every day.

• The store is going to open at 8 AM every day.

Select the correct use of the present continuous for a future action.

• They are playing soccer this Saturday.

• They play soccer this Saturday.

• They will play soccer this Saturday.

• They're going to play soccer this Saturday.