She’s having her first violin lesson tomorrow! (now or future?)
future
Mum and Dad are buying new shoes tomorrow. (make it negative)
Mum and Dad aren't buying new shoes tomorrow.
I’m not playing basketball this Saturday. (make it positive)
I am playing basketball this Saturday.
Look!The boys are playing football in the garden. (now or future?)
now
Mum is visiting Grandma next weekend. (now or future?)
future
You are moving house next month. (make question)
Are you moving house next month?
They’re watching a film at the cinema this evening. (make question)
Are they watching a film at the cinema this evening?
He’s arriving at / in five minutes.
in
Sam’s having burgers for dinner today. (make it negative)
Sam isn't having burgers for dinner today.
Are you coming to my house for dinner this / after school?
after
We’re leaving at four o’clock. (now or future?)
future
You’re going to Nick’s party tonight. (make it negative)
You aren't going to Nick’s party tonight.
