Grammar – Future plans (II): Present Continuous / vocabulary

We use the Present Continuous/Present Progressive to talk

about plans already made for the future.

• True

• False

We use the Present Continuous for actions happening after the time of speaking.

• True

• False

The students _____________ how to act in case of a fire

at school.

• are learn

• are learning

• is learning

• are learned

I___________ my favorite shirt today

• 'm weared

• 'm wear

• ’m wearing

• 're wearing

Every time we refer to a future arrangement both Present Continuous and “going to” can be used, since an arrangement is also a plan.

• False

• True

I’m seeing Daniel tonight.

• I going to see Daniel tonight.

• I'm going see Daniel tonight.

• I'm go to see Daniel tonight.

• I’m going to see Daniel tonight.

However, use “going to” to talk about intentions and to make predictions based on past evidence. In these situations, the Present Continuous is possible

• False

• True

Look the picture and mark the better option:

• wake up/get up

• have a shower

• have breakfast

• work

Look the picture and mark the correct option:

• go to the market

• wake up

• work

• watch TV

Look the picture and mark the correct option:

• walk the dog

• read a book

• have dinner

• watch TV