23,05,2019

What can you say when you want to make an arrangement to see a friend?

1. What are you __ on Saturday?

•  doing
•  going

2. Are you __ to anything at the weekend?

•  doing
•  up

3. Your friend asks ''What are you up to at the weekend?'' You don't have any plans, so you say: ''Not __''

•  anything
•  much

4. Do you __ going out on Saturday?

•  fancy
•  want

5. Your friend suggests going to play a game of tennis. You think it's a good idea and say: ''That __ great!''

•  is
•  sounds

6. You want to meet at 3pm. You say, ''__ meet at 3pm.''

•  Lets
•  We'll

7. You can also say, ''__ we meet at 3pm?''

•  Don't
•  Shall

8. Or you could say, ''How __ meeting at 3pm?''

•  about
•  to

9. Your friend agrees with your suggestion and says, ''OK __ you then.''

•  lets meet
•  see

10. When you make a date to see someone, you can end the conversation with ''See you __!''

•  after
•  later

When to use which tense?

1. For present actions happening one after another, we use Simple PresentPresent Progressive.
2. For actions happening while speaking, we use Simple PresentPresent Progressive.
3. For arrangements for the near future, we use Simple PresentPresent Progressive.
4. For actions set by a schedule or timetable, we use Simple PresentPresent Progressive.
5. Which tense do you have to use with the following signal words: sometimes, never, every day?Simple PresentPresent Progressive
6. Which tense do you have to use with the following signal words: Listen!, at the moment, right now?Simple PresentPresent Progressive