Exercises

Unit 19 · Present tenses (I am doing / I do) for the future

19.1

Ask Anna about her holiday plans

1(where / go?) Where are you going?(Example)

(how long / go for?)

(when / leave?)

(go / alone?)

(travel / by car?)

(where / stay?)

19.2

Complete the sentences

Completethesentences.

1Steve isn’t playing (not / play) football on Saturday. He’s hurt his leg.(Example)

(We / have) a party next week. We’ve invited all our friends.

(I / not / work) tomorrow. It’s a public holiday.

(I / leave) now. I’ve come to say goodbye.

‘What time (you / go) out this evening?’ ‘Seven o’clock.’

(Laura / not / come) to the party tomorrow. She isn’t well.

I love New York. (I / go) there soon.

Ben can’t meet us on Monday. (He / work) late.

19.3

Have you arranged to do anything at these times

Have you arranged to do anything at these timesWrite sentences about yourself

1(this evening) I’m not doing anything this evening.(Example)

(tomorrow morning) I

(tomorrow evening) I

(next Sunday) I

(another day or time)

19.4

Complete the sentences

Complete the sentencesUse the present continuous or present simple

1a: Tina, are you ready yet? b: Yes, I’m coming (I / come) .(Example)

a: (you / go) to Sam’s party on Saturday? b: No, I haven’t been invited.

a: Has Jack moved into his new apartment yet? b: Not yet, but (he / move) soon – probably at the end of the month.

a: (I / go) to a concert tonight. b: That’s nice. What time (it / start)?

a: Have you seen Chris recently? b: No, but (we / meet) for lunch next week.

a: (you / do) anything tomorrow morning? b: No, I’m free. Why?

a: When (this term / end)? b: Next Friday. And next term (start) four weeks after that.

a: (We / go) to a wedding at the weekend. b: Really? (Who / get) married?

a: There’s football on TV later tonight. (you / watch) it? b: No, I’m not interested.

a: What time is your train tomorrow? b: It (leave) at 9.35 and (arrive) at 12.47.

a: I’d like to go and see the exhibition at the museum. How long is it on for? b: (It / finish) next week.

a: Do you need the car this evening? b: No, you can have it. (I / not / use) it. Scotland. Ten days. Next Friday. No, with a friend. No, by train. In a hotel. ANNA

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