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Grammar Skills for Real Communication · Level A2 · Exam practice

Present Continuous with Future Meaning

Certification-style practice: 30 multiple-choice questions in 20 minutes, one topic at a time. Read the topic explanation first, then test yourself under exam conditions and learn from the feedback on every answer.

Level A2 · Elementary30 questions20 minutesBank of 70Pass: 70%

Exam practice · Level A2

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Present Continuous with Future Meaning

Form

am / is / are + verb-ing + a future time (tomorrow, tonight, next week, on Friday)

Affirmative	Negative	Question
I'm seeing the dentist tomorrow.	She isn't coming tonight.	Are you working on Saturday?

Use

Personal arrangements: plans already organized with other people or with a time and place. We're having dinner with Ana on Friday.
Appointments and events: I'm meeting Sam at 6. They're getting married in June.
Questions about plans: What are you doing this weekend? Who are you meeting?

Words used with it

tomorrow, tonight, this evening, next Friday, on Saturday, at 8 p.m., next month.

Arrangement or timetable?

present continuous	present simple
personal plan: I'm leaving at 9 with Ana.	timetable or schedule: The train leaves at 9.

Watch out

~~I leaving tomorrow~~ → I'm leaving tomorrow. ~~She is leave~~ → She is leaving.
State verbs (know, like, want) are not used in the continuous: ~~I'm knowing her tomorrow~~.
Without a future time, it means "now": I'm meeting Sam right now.

En español

Presente continuo + tiempo futuro = planes ya organizados (citas, viajes, eventos): Mañana veo al dentista / I'm seeing the dentist tomorrow. Para horarios fijos se usa el presente simple.

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