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    1) The document discusses using the present simple or present continuous tenses to talk about the future. It provides 11 examples of sentences using these tenses to describe future plans, schedules, and arrangements. 2) Examples use the present simple and present continuous tenses to talk about future events like a library closing, seeing a friend later, using a motorbike, a train's arrival time, going away the next day, a taxi arriving, a plane leaving, going to the theatre, a play finishing, giving a dog a bath, and an art exhibition starting. 3) The examples demonstrate how to use these tenses to concisely and clearly communicate future plans, times, and arrangements in English.

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    1) The document discusses using the present simple or present continuous tenses to talk about the future. It provides 11 examples of sentences using these tenses to describe future plans, schedules, and arrangements. 2) Examples use the present simple and present continuous tenses to talk about future events like a library closing, seeing a friend later, using a motorbike, a train's arrival time, going away the next day, a taxi arriving, a plane leaving, going to the theatre, a play finishing, giving a dog a bath, and an art exhibition starting. 3) The examples demonstrate how to use these tenses to concisely and clearly communicate future plans, times, and arrangements in English.

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    Present Simple or Present Continuous For The Future: Is Not Seening

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    1) The document discusses using the present simple or present continuous tenses to talk about the future. It provides 11 examples of sentences using these tenses to describe future plans, schedules, and arrangements. 2) Examples use the present simple and present continuous tenses to talk about future events like a library closing, seeing a friend later, using a motorbike, a train's arrival time, going away the next day, a taxi arriving, a plane leaving, going to the theatre, a play finishing, giving a dog a bath, and an art exhibition starting. 3) The examples demonstrate how to use these tenses to concisely and clearly communicate future plans, times, and arrangements in English.

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    Present simple or Present continuous for the future

    is not seening
    1. She   (not see) Tim tonight or ever again. They broke
    up last week.

    close
    2. The library   (close) in five minutes and I have four books
    to return before they fine me!!

    amseenig
    3. After this lesson, I   (see) a friend at McDonald's for a
    burger and a chat.

    are you to use


    4.   (use) your motorbike tonight? I want to borrow it.

    thas train arrive


    5. I'm going to be late! What time   (this
    train/arrive) in Chicago?

    6. We are all very excited about going away tomorrow. The


    i amarriving
    taxi   (arrive) at 7am to take us to the airport.

    leave
    7. And the plane   (leave) at 10am.

    go to
    8. I can't see you tonight Jan. I   (go) to the theatre with
    Mike.

    is finnishing
    9. And the play   (finish) very late. Sorry!

    10. Go to the supermarket and buy that special shampoo for the
    going to give
    dog. I   (give) him a bath tonight.

    11. I want to go and see a Rembrandt exhibition at the National


    stars
    and Portrait Gallery. It   (start) tomorrow morning.

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