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    Present Continuous With Future Meaning: IES Libertas. Torrevieja. Departamento de Inglés

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    The document provides examples and exercises to practice using the present continuous tense to express future meaning in English. It distinguishes between using the present continuous to talk about planned future arrangements versus activities happening now. Examples are given showing the present continuous being used to talk about future events like getting married, going to the theatre, visiting the dentist, and going on holiday. Follow-up exercises have learners write sentences using the present continuous and "going to" to talk about future plans and arrangements.

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    Present Continuous With Future Meaning: IES Libertas. Torrevieja. Departamento de Inglés

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    The document provides examples and exercises to practice using the present continuous tense to express future meaning in English. It distinguishes between using the present continuous to talk about planned future arrangements versus activities happening now. Examples are given showing the present continuous being used to talk about future events like getting married, going to the theatre, visiting the dentist, and going on holiday. Follow-up exercises have learners write sentences using the present continuous and "going to" to talk about future plans and arrangements.

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    The document provides examples and exercises to practice using the present continuous tense to express future meaning in English. It distinguishes between using the present continuous to talk about planned future arrangements versus activities happening now. Examples are given showing the present continuous being used to talk about future events like getting married, going to the theatre, visiting the dentist, and going on holiday. Follow-up exercises have learners write sentences using the present continuous and "going to" to talk about future plans and arrangements.

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    Present Continuous With Future Meaning: IES Libertas. Torrevieja. Departamento de Inglés

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    The document provides examples and exercises to practice using the present continuous tense to express future meaning in English. It distinguishes between using the present continuous to talk about planned future arrangements versus activities happening now. Examples are given showing the present continuous being used to talk about future events like getting married, going to the theatre, visiting the dentist, and going on holiday. Follow-up exercises have learners write sentences using the present continuous and "going to" to talk about future plans and arrangements.

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    IES Libertas. Torrevieja.

    Departamento de Ingls

    present continuous with future meaning


    1. Say if the Present Continuous expresses a) an activity happening now or b) a planned future arrangement. a. Its eight oclock, Meg. Are you getting ready for school? b. What time are Paul and Paula coming for dinner tonight? c. Why are you laughing? d. Wheres Jim? Hes taking the dog out for a walk. e. What are you doing after school? f. Are you enjoying the lesson? g. She is working late next Friday? a) b) a) a) b) a) b)

    2. Use these words to write sentences. Use the present continuous. a. I not go out tonight. Im not going out tonight. b. I meet my friends this evening. Im meeting my friends this evening c. Tom not come to the party on Thursday. Tom isnt coming to the party on Thursday d. My sister get married next December. My sister is getting married next December e. I not go to London tomorrow. Im not going to London tomorrow f. I stay at home tonight. Im staying at home tonight g. I go to the theatre on Monday. Im going to the theatre on Monday h. George go to the dentist on Friday. George is going to the dentist on Friday i. Alice go on holiday to Mexico. Alice is going on holiday to Mexico j. Bob play football on Saturday. Bob is playing football on Saturday 2. Use these words to write sentences. Use going to. a. I buy a car. Im going to buy a car. b. I not watch TV in the morning. Im not going to watch TV in the morning c. I ride a bicycle this afternoon. Im going to ride a bicycle this afternoon d. I buy some books tomorrow evening. Im going to buy some books tomorrow evening e. You invite John to your party? Are you going to invite John to your party? f. I meet my friends this evening. Im going to meet my friends this evening g. I not stay at home. Im not going to stay at home h. He not have lunch with me. He not going to have lunch with me i. Tom visit me again. Tom going to visit me again j. My friends stay here for a long time. My friends are going to stay here for a long time 3. Underline the right form of the verb. a. Well go / We are going to the theatre tonight. Weve got the tickets. b. What will you do / are you doing tomorrow evening? Nothing, Im free. c. Ill go / Im going away tomorrow morning. My train is at 8.43. d. Im sure hell lend / hes lending you some money. Hes very rich. e. Why are you putting on your coat? Ill go out / Im going out. f. Do you think Claire will phone / is phoning us tonight? g. She cant meet us on Saturday. Shell work / Shes working.

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