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    The document discusses two tenses used to express future actions: 1. The Present Continuous (to be + verb+ing) is used to talk about plans that have already been made by a person or group, such as "I am staying at home next week." 2. The Present Simple is used to talk about fixed schedules or timetables set by outside factors, like "The train leaves at 10 o'clock" or "We start classes at 8 a.m." 3. Examples are provided to illustrate the proper use of each tense in expressing future plans and scheduled events.

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    The document discusses two tenses used to express future actions: 1. The Present Continuous (to be + verb+ing) is used to talk about plans that have already been made by a person or group, such as "I am staying at home next week." 2. The Present Simple is used to talk about fixed schedules or timetables set by outside factors, like "The train leaves at 10 o'clock" or "We start classes at 8 a.m." 3. Examples are provided to illustrate the proper use of each tense in expressing future plans and scheduled events.

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    Ways of Expressing Future Present Continuous

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    Ways of expressing future : Present Continuous &Present Simple

    A.Present Continuous (S+ am/is/are+V-ing)

    Present Continuos e folosit pentru a exprima planuri personale, stabilite de persoane

    1. Choose the correct option:


    a. I am/is/are staying at home next week.
    b. My sister are/is/am staying at home , too.
    c. We are not/is not going to school next month.
    d. My classmates are/ is doing their homework, next week.

    2. a.Translate: -What are you doing on Friday?-I am tidying up my room and I am helping my mum
    with the house chores.
    Why? - Shall we play on the phone? - Yes, but after I finish my duties.

    b.-Where are you going tomorrow evening? -Nowhere, I’m staying at home.
    -What are you doing tomorrow afternoon? -I am going to the leisure
    center with my friends, we’re
    playing bowling.
    -Why are you staying at home?Let’s go biking/riding the bikes. -I am sorry, I can’t,I don’t feel
    well. I feel sick.

    B.Present Simple(Verbul , asa cum apare in dictionar sau V-s/es pentru persoana a III-a Sg. -
    actiuni planificate din exterior:orarul institutiilor, de exemplu

    The train leaves at 10 o’clock. The plane doesn’t take off/land today(Avionul nu
    decoleaza/aterizeaza azi)
    We start classes at 8 a.m They do not/don’t start classes at 8 a.m.
    The lesson stars at 9:00. The lesson does not/doesn’t start at 9 :00 a.m.
    The lesson doesn’t finish at noon(12:00 p.m)

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