MAKING PLANS

What are you doing I’m taking my dad to a

tomorrow? doctor’s appointment
tomorrow.
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What are you doing I’m taking my dad to a

tomorrow? doctor’s appointment
tomorrow.

We can use the present progressive tense to talk about

the immediate future.

am/are/is verb (+ing)

Sally is moving to Orlando next month.
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What are you doing I’m taking my dad to a

tomorrow? doctor’s appointment
tomorrow.

We can use the present progressive tense to talk about

the immediate future.

am/are/is verb (+ing)

Philip is spending Christmas with his folks in Colorado
this year.
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What are you doing I’m taking my dad to a

tomorrow? doctor’s appointment
tomorrow.

We can use the present progressive tense to talk about

the immediate future.

am/are/is verb (+ing)

I’m staying home this weekend. I’m not going anywhere.
I need to relax.
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I am > I’m –

I’m going to the store in about ten minutes.

He is > He’s, She is > She’s, It is > It’s –

It’s raining cats and dogs.

We are > We’re, You are > You’re, They are > They’re –

We’re catching the 9:00 flight.

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I’m not listening to you.

Roger isn’t eating with us tonight.

The Smiths aren’t going to France this year. They’re

going to Thailand.

He is not coming with me dressed like that!