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    The document discusses the use of the present continuous and future "going to" tenses. It provides 12 example sentences and asks the reader to complete each one by choosing the correct tense. The examples cover common situations involving actions that are happening now versus actions that will happen in the future, such as feeling unwell now but needing fresh air later, being hungry now and eating later, and discussing current and planned activities.

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    E33

    GrammarNet
    Gramática da Língua Inglesa
    www.grammarnet.superzip.net
    Present Continuous v. Future going to
    Complete the sentences by putting the verbs in brackets into the Present Continuous or
    the Future “going to”.

    Example:
    Please answer the phone. I am washing my hands right now.
    I’m thirsty. I am going to drink something.

    1. I ………………………… (not feel) well. I need some fresh air.

    2. I am hungry. I ………………………… (eat) something.

    3. Can you help me, please? Sorry, I can’t. I ………………………… (study) at the

    moment.

    4. I am very tired. I ………………………… (sleep).

    5. Ssh! Someone ………………………… (try) to open the kitchen door. Can you

    hear it?

    6. Look! Who ………………………… (Maria, talk) to?

    7. It is very hot in here. I ………………………… (open) the window if that’s okay

    with you.

    8. What ………………………… (she, do) at the moment? She ……………………

    …………… (read) a book.

    9. Look! It ………………………… (rain) outside. You’d better take an umbrella.

    10. First, I ………………………… (do) some shopping and then I …………………

    …………… (eat) in a restaurant.

    11. Where ………………………… (John, go)? He ………………………… (see) his

    grandmother.

    12. Be quiet! Peter ………………………… (talk) to someone on the phone right now.

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    E33
    GrammarNet
    Gramática da Língua Inglesa
    www.grammarnet.superzip.net
    Present Continuous v. Future going to
    Complete the sentences by putting the verbs in brackets into the Present Continuous or
    the Future “going to”.

    Example:
    Please answer the phone. I am washing my hands right now.
    I’m thirsty. I am going to drink something.

    1. I am not feeling (not feel) well. I need some fresh air.

    2. I am hungry. I am going to eat (eat) something.

    3. Can you help me, please? Sorry, I can’t. I am studying (study) at the moment.

    4. I am very tired. I am going to sleep (sleep).

    5. Ssh! Someone is trying (try) to open the kitchen door. Can you hear it?

    6. Look! Who is Maria talking (Maria, talk) to?

    7. It is very hot in here. I am going to open (open) the window if that’s okay with you.

    8. What is she doing (she, do) at the moment? She is reading (read) a book.

    9. Look! It is raining (rain) outside. You’d better take an umbrella.

    10. First, I am going to do (do) some shopping and then I am going to eat (eat) in a

    restaurant.

    11. Where is John going (John, go)? He is going to see (see) his grandmother.

    12. Be quiet! Peter is talking (talk) to someone on the phone right now.

    15

    © E.S.Ping 2003 2 of 2 eexe33.pdf

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