What time does the train get (a)   London?

Mike and John got (a)   when they went hiking because they forgot their map.

We always get (a)   early on Saturdays because we help Mum in the house.

A lot of people get (a)   the bus in the morning so I don’t often get a seat.

Last weekend I went (a)   with my cousins. We walked 50 km!

In the summer, my friends and I often go (a)   .We ride through the forest really fast.

In the summer, we went (a)   and it was amazing to see so many different colourful fish.

Last year I went (a)   for the first time. It’s a great way to travel on water with a board.

We go (a)   in New Zealand where the beaches are wide and there is plenty of wind so we move quite fast.

My brother and I often go (a)   at the weekend. We live near the sea and have a small yacht so it’s easy to go out on the water.

I’m taking my winter s____________ b___________ because I am sleeping outside tonight.

(a)  

I can’t see anything. Have you got a t (a)   I can borrow?

We need to head west to start with, so let’s check the direction on the c (a)   .

Prepare your w__________ b__________ because we might go hiking tomorrow.

(a)  

Have you got a f________-a______ k_______ in case someone hurts themselves?

(a)  

You and Tom can sleep in that t (a)   and Jane, Tina and I will take this one which is bigger.

I don’t know which way to go here. Let’s look at the m (a)   .

Use the present continuous:

We (a)   (meet) Jack outside the cinema at 6 o’clock, so don’t be late!

Use the present continuous:

I (a)   (not go) away this weekend, so why don’t we do something together?

Julia (a)   (take) her English exam next week so she’s quite nervous.

Use the present continuous:

What (a)   (you / do) this summer?

Present continuous or Be going to :

My parents (a)   (travel) to Madrid in the future.

Present continuous or Be going to :

We (a)   (not play) football after school because it’s too wet. It has been raining.

Present continuous or Be going to:

She (a)   (buy) a new jacket. But she doesn't know when to go.

Present continuous or Be going to:

I (a)   (have) a party next Saturday morning.

We aren’t (a)   that hill today.

They’re going (a)   in Australia this summer.

Are you going camping this (a)   ?

She isn’t going (a)   with us this time.

Is he (a)   us at the zip wire?

We’re getting back from our holiday on (a)  

He’s buying some new walking boots and a (a)