Understanding Future Arrangements and Events

What is the primary use of the present continuous tense in the context of future events?

• To describe habitual actions

• To indicate uncertainty

• To talk about fixed arrangements

• To express past events

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the present continuous tense for a future arrangement?

• I go to the gym every Monday.

• I went to the gym yesterday.

• I will go to the gym tomorrow.

• I am going to the gym tomorrow.

When should the simple present tense be used for future events?

• When the event is a fixed arrangement

• When the event is part of a program or timetable

• When the event is uncertain

• When the event is a natural phenomenon

Which sentence is an example of a future event that does not involve an arrangement?

• We are having a party next weekend.

• I am meeting my friend tomorrow.

• It is going to rain tomorrow.

• The train leaves at 6 PM.

What is the correct way to express a future natural phenomenon?

• Using 'going to' or 'will'

• Using the present continuous tense

• Using the past tense

• Using the simple present tense