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Don’t worry, Mum. ...I tidy / I’m going to tidy... my room later!
Don't worry, Mum. I'm going to tidy my room later!
I can’t come to your house this afternoon. ...I’m going to meet / I’m meeting... some friends in town at two o’clock
I can't come to your house this afternoon. I'm meeting some friends in town at two o'clock.
What time ...is the show going to start / does the show start.... tonight?
What time does the show start tonight?
What ... do you do / are you doing... after school today?
What are you doing after school tonight?
Why are you going to the museum so early? It... doesn’t open / isn’t opening... until nine.
Why are you going to the museum so early? It doesn’t open until nine.
I .....(do) all my homework on Friday. (going to)
I'm going to do all my homework on Friday
We ..... (meet) at the swimming pool at half past three.
We're meeting at the swimming pool at half past three.
Our bus ..... (leave) at 6.30 Present simple
Our bus leaves at 6:30
I ..... (see) my teacher at 9.45 Present Cont.
I'm seeing my teacher at 9.45
The shop .... (close) at six tonight. Present simple
The shop closes at six tonight
will/ won't / might / might not: I’m not sure about the train times so I’m afraid I .... be late.
I’m not sure about the train times so I’m afraid I might be late.
will/ won't / might / might not: It ... definitely be hot on the beach, so wear a hat!
It will definitely be hot on the beach, so wear a hat!
will/ won't / might / might not: The tickets for the concert .... cost at least £15 because the band is very popular.
The tickets for the concert will cost at least £15 because the band is very popular.
will/ won't / might / might not: I know I .... pass the exam because I only answered ten questions.
I know I won't pass the exam because I only answered ten questions.
will/ won't / might / might not: My cousin ..... open a café in town but he’s worried he might not have enough money.
My cousin might open a café in town but he’s worried he might not have enough money.
Phrasal verb: The teacher told me ... today for using my phone in class.
The teacher told me off today for using my phone in class.
