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To talk about events that are part of a fixed time table, we use the simple present.
The simple future is used to make simple predictions about the future.
In an if-clause we use the simple present when the main clause is in the simple future tense.
To talk about future events we use the present continuous tense when a personal arrangement already exists.
#1. The show ………………… at 6.30.
To talk about events that are part of a fixed time table, we use the simple present.
#2. He ……………………… his new job next week.
To talk about future events we use the present continuous tense when a personal arrangement already exists.
#3. I think we ………………………..
The simple future is used to make simple predictions about the future.
#4. They ……………………………. by the evening flight.
#5. The Prime Minister ……………………………. China in December.
#6. I will buy a new car if I ………………………. a promotion.
In an if-clause we use the simple present when the main clause is in the simple future tense.
#7. If everything goes as planned, we ………………………. to our new home next month.
#8. ……………………………… tomorrow?
#9. What …………………….. we …………………….. if he refuses to leave?
#10. I don’t think that she ……………………… the test.
#11. Who …………………………… dinner tonight?
#12. What ………………………….. for lunch?
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