Future Plans in Present Continuous

Which sentence indicates a future plan: 'I am studying tomorrow' or 'I study tomorrow'?

• I am studying tomorrow

• I will study tomorrow

• I studied tomorrow

• I am studying next week

Identify the time expression in the sentence: 'We are meeting at 5 PM next Friday.'

• 5 PM next Friday

• Friday at 5 PM next week

• Next Friday at 5 AM

• 5 PM this Friday

Choose the correct tense: 'She is visiting her grandmother next week' or 'She visits her grandmother next week'?

• She will visit her grandmother next week

• She is visiting her grandmother yesterday

• She is visiting her grandmother next week

• She visited her grandmother next week

What does the sentence 'They are leaving for vacation next month' imply about the future?

• They are returning from vacation next month.

• They are planning a trip next year.

• They will be going on vacation next month.

• They will not be going on vacation next month.

Which of the following is NOT a time expression for future: 'next week', 'yesterday', 'tomorrow'?

• yesterday

• last week

• this afternoon

• next month

In the sentence 'I am starting my new job on Monday', what is the future context?

• The future context is the completion of a project on Friday.

• The future context is about a past job experience.

• The future context refers to a job interview next week.

• The future context is the action of starting a new job on Monday.

Identify the correct sentence: 'He is playing soccer this weekend' or 'He plays soccer this weekend' for a future event?

• He will play soccer this weekend

• He is playing soccer this weekend

• He played soccer this weekend

• He is play soccer this weekend

What is the future context in the sentence: 'We are having a party next Saturday'?

• Present context

• Future context

• Past context

• Future perfect context

Which sentence correctly uses the present continuous for future: 'I am going to the store later' or 'I go to the store later'?

• I am going to the store later

• I will go to the store later

• I am going to the store now

• I went to the store later

How does the present continuous tense differ from the simple present tense in expressing future events?

• The present continuous tense indicates planned future events, while the simple present tense refers to scheduled events.

• The present continuous tense is used for habitual actions, while the simple present tense is for ongoing actions.

• The present continuous tense is used for actions that are always true, while the simple present tense is for temporary situations.

• The present continuous tense is only used for actions happening right now, while the simple present tense is for future predictions.