Going to, present simple
present continuous for future
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Exercise 2

Complete the sentences. Use the present simple, present continuous or going to.

(lose)
I am on a diet. I ___ weight before the summer begins.
I am on a diet. I am going to lose weight before the summer begins.



(rain)

Hannah, you must take an umbrella. It .

(start)

Attention, please! On your marks. The next race at 9.30.

(go)

I to the cinema with Sarah, my classmate, tonight. We already have tickets.

(have)

Why are you leaving? Have you finished your work?

No, I haven't. But I a rest now.

(go to see)

Paul can give the book to Marion. He her in the leisure centre in the afternoon.

(leave)

The flight number BA 308 from London to Los Angeles at 11.15.

(buy)

Betty is going to driving lessons these days. When she gets the driving licence she a car.

(have)

I'm sorry, I can't eat anything today. I an appointment at the hospital tomorrow.

(land)

Fasten your seatbelts, please. The plane in five minutes.

(fly)

I can't wait till tomorrow. We to Madrid to visit the Prado Museum.

(meet)

I'm sorry. We can't come at 10 o'clock. We a veterinary doctor because of our cat.

(open)

Do you know that they another supermarket in our town on 1 September?

(promote)

Have you heard the news? Our boss Irene to a group manager next month.

Going to vs present simple and continuous for future exercises and grammar rules.

For beginners and elementary learners of English as a foreign language.

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