Present continuous as Future.

By Mariana Lazcano Ochoa. Group: B-II-3.
Its form is
1. Affirmative
2. Negative
3. Interrogative
Used to
1. Intentions
2. Future plans
3. To show that the sentence refers to the future (and not something happening now).
4. The verbs go, come, do, and have, as well as verbs related to travel, are especially common with the present continuous as future
Often refers to more definite plans than be goind to.
Its future time expressions are
1. Today, tonight, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, tomorrow morning/afternoon/night.
2. In five minutes, in a few days, in a few months.
3. This afternoon, this Sunday, this week, this year, this spring.
4. Next Sunday, next week, next August, next month, next year.
5. The week after next, the weekend after next, the month after next, the year after next.

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	Created by Mariana Lazcano over 4 years ago