When speaking about events that are officially announced and scheduled, like things on a timetable (train times, a conference program, …), the present simple with future meaning can be used:
Your busy friend has got lots of appointments scheduled for the next weeks and months.
Form at least six sentences using the present simple with future meaning.
If you are insecure about them, double-check them with your teacher (or another person that speaks English well).
You now have all the grammar ready to come up with a great role play. In this next step, let’s solidify the content and the vocabulary. Let’s go!
is a collection of English learning materials by German-based English teacher Alexander Stritt.
When speaking about events that are officially announced and scheduled, like things on a timetable (train times, a conference program, ...), the present simple with future meaning can be used:
Your busy friend has got lots of appointments scheduled for the next weeks and months.
Form at least six sentences using the present simple with future meaning.
If you are insecure about them, double-check them with your teacher (or another person that speaks English well).
You now have all the grammar ready to come up with a great role play. In this next step, let's solidify the content and the vocabulary. Let's go!