2 later / this afternoon / tonight / tomorrow / soon. This gives a time in the near future. Examples: We'll be meeting your parents for dinner tonight. 3) in / on / at. It is also possible to use these prepositions of time for the future, but it is also common to use the present continuous for future arrangements.
That summer, we only went to the beach once.) 3. Future. As mentioned before, in Italian you can use the present tense when talking about the near future. So, if you're talking about your plans for later in the day or the following week, you can simply use the present tense and let the temporal adverb communicate that it will happen in the
Theverb do is used in the present tense. The present simple is normally used to express daily routines, actions and habits which are repeatable in the present and in the future. The simple present is often accompanied with frequency adverbs such as: usually, often, sometimes, hardly ever and never. For example, I never do the cooking, my
FutureContinuous: I will be talking In other words, to convert a verb to the present perfect, we can use this simple formula: has/have + participle form of the verb. So if the verb is to fly, then the present perfect form would be: has/have + flown, as in the following examples: The birds have flown away.
Inthis free present continuous activity, students play a game of Taboo where they describe present continuous sentences. One player from Team A comes to the front of the class and is given a taboo card. The player then tries to describe the present continuous sentence to their team, without saying the sentence or using the three words on the card.
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