The document discusses verb tenses in English, specifically the present simple, present continuous, and future tense using "will". It provides examples of when to use each tense, such as using present simple for timetables/schedules, present continuous for ongoing actions, and "will" for future arrangements, offers, and promises. Tables are included for the reader to practice filling in the correct tense based on the context.

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2. will He’ll pick you up at three o’clock. present continuous I’m going to school at half past eight. present simple The film starts at nine o’clock. Which tense is correct for each use? Complete the table with present simple , present continuous and will . Grammar Future: present simple, present continuous, uses of will Timetable or schedule Arrangement when we know the time or date Offer, promise or spontaneous decision

3. will He’ll pick you up at three o’clock. present continuous I’m going to school at half past eight. present simple The film starts at nine o’clock. Can you remember? Grammar Future: present simple, present continuous, uses of will Timetable or schedule Arrangement when we know the time or date Offer, promise or spontaneous decision

4. leaves ’ ll help ’ re going Complete the table with the correct present simple, present continuous and will form of the verbs in brackets. Grammar Future: present simple, present continuous, uses of will The train leaves (leave) on Monday at one o’clock. Don’t worry! I ’ll help (help) you with your homework. We ’re going (go) to France next month.

5. leaves ’ ll help ’ re going Can you remember? Grammar Future: present simple, present continuous, uses of will The train leaves (leave) on Monday at one o’clock. Don’t worry! I ’ll help (help) you with your homework. We ’re going (go) to France next month.