Put the verb into the most suitable form, the Present Continuous or the Present Indefinite, with a future meaning. We (have) a party next Sunday. What time (leave) the next train for Cambridge? What you (do) on Monday evening? The next show (start) at 7:30. You know, Sarah (come) tomorrow and she (plan) to stay here for two weeks. The art exhibition (open) in three days and (close) in two weeks. Alec and Mary (get married) next week. The liner (leave) Dover at 11 a. m. Don't miss it. John (meet) his boss tomorrow.

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Валерия Моисеева

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3 июня, 12:53

Put the verb into the most suitable form, the Present Continuous or the Present Indefinite, with a future meaning. We (have) a party next Sunday. What time (leave) the next train for Cambridge? What you (do) on Monday evening? The next show (start) at 7:30. You know, Sarah (come) tomorrow and she (plan) to stay here for two weeks. The art exhibition (open) in three days and (close) in two weeks. Alec and Mary (get married) next week. The liner (leave) Dover at 11 a. m. Don't miss it. John (meet) his boss tomorrow.

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София Галкина · Answer 1

1. We are having a party next Sunday.

2 What time does the next train for Cambridge leave?

3. What are you doing on Monday evening?

4. The next show starts at 7:30.

5. You know, Sarah is coming tomorrow and she is planning to stay here for two weeks.

6. The art exhibition opens in three days and closes in two weeks.

7. Alec and Mary are getting married next week.

8. The liner leaves Dover at 11 a. m.

9. Don't miss it. John is meeting his boss tomorrow.