Join us on Present tenses for future! ! It's FREE 🙂 Please enter your email 1- Complete the sentences. 1 Steve isn’t playing (not / play) football on Saturday. He’s hurt his leg. 2 (We / have) a party next week. We’ve invited all our friends. 3 (I / not / work) tomorrow. It’s a public holiday. 4 (I / leave) now. I’ve come to say goodbye. 5 ‘What time (you / go) out this evening?’ ‘Seven o’clock.’ 6 (Laura / not / come) to the party tomorrow. She isn’t well. 7 I love New York. (I / go) there soon. 8 Ben can’t meet us on Monday. (He / work) late. 2-Complete the sentences. Use the present continuous or present simple. 1 a: Tina, are you ready yet? b: Yes, I’m coming (I / come). 2 a: (you / go) to Sam’s party on Saturday? b: No, I haven’t been invited. 3 a: Has Jack moved into his new apartment yet? b: Not yet, but (he / move) soon – probably at the end of the month. 4 a: (I / go) to a concert tonight. b: That’s nice. What time (it / start)? 5 a: Have you seen Chris recently? b: No, but (we / meet) for lunch next week. 6 a: (you / do) anything tomorrow morning? b: No, I’m free. Why? 7 a: When (this term / end)? b: Next Friday. And next term (start) four weeks aft er that. 8 a: (We / go) to a wedding at the weekend. b: Really? (Who / get) married? 9 a: There’s football on TV later tonight. (you / watch) it? b: No, I’m not interested. 10 a: What time is your train tomorrow? b: It (leave) at 9.35 and (arrive) at 12.47. 11 a: I’d like to go and see the exhibition at the museum. How long is it on for? b: (It / finish) next week. 12 a: Do you need the car this evening? b: No, you can have it. (I / not / use) it. Please fill in the comment box below. Time's up