NORTHEAST SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE

THIRD FOURT-MONTH

PRACTICE ENGLISH III

ENGINEER OSCAR GARCIA

GROUP PRACTICE #1

MEMBERS ALEJANDRO JOSE ALMARAZ ACEVEDO

Present simple whit future meaning

simple present with future meaning

a. A future tense is not used in a time clause or conditional clause. The meaning of the clause is future, but the simple present tense is used, e.g.

• Linda will leave soon. Before she leaves, she is going to finish her work.

• As soon as the taxi arrives, we will be able to leave for the airport.

• I will go to bed after I have finished my work.

Occasionally, the present perfect is used in a time clause, as in the last sentence. The last two sentences have the same meaning. The present perfect stresses the completion of the act in the time clause before the other act occurs in the future

b. Sometimes the simple present is used in sentences that contain future time words. The simple present is used primarily with verbs such as open / close, begin / end, arrive / leave and expresses an established fact, e.g.

• The restaurant opens at ten tomorrow morning.

• The plane arrives at 8:00 next Sunday.

c. Statements about the calendar are also the straightforward illustrations of the use of the simple present referring to future time, e.g.

• Tomorrow is Wednesday.

• Next New Year's Eve falls on Friday.

Presente continuo ( Present Continouos)

Conjugación Significado

I am meaning yo estoy significando

you are meaning tú estás significando

he is meaning él está significando

we are meaning nosotros estamos significando

you are meaning vosotros estáis significando

they are meaning ellos están significando

Presente continuo ( Present Continouos)

EXAMPLE Example ThePresent Simple Whit Future Meaning

• I will wait until she comes. Voy a esperar hasta que sea mayor.

• I will go to bed after I finish my work. Voy a ir a la cama después de que termine mi trabajo

What are you doing tomorrow morning?‘

'I am walking the dog.'

-¿Que estarás haciendo mañana a la mañana?

-Pasearé al perro.Are you going out this Sunday? 'No, I

am staying at home.' 

-¿Vas a salir este domingo? -No, me quedo en casa.

What time are you arriving tomorrow? 'I am arriving at ten a.m.

 -¿A que hora llegarás mañana? -Llegaré a

las diez.-Is Homer meeting you at the station?

-I don't thing so! 

¿Te irá a busca Homero a la estación? -No lo creo!

 

EXERCISES What time __________ (the train to Oxford/leave)?

b) The film __________at quarter to nine. (start)

c) We ___________art at 11:00

d) When ____________(the documentary/finish)?

e) The documentary __________at half past nine.

f) What time ____________[(we/have/the geography test)?

I'm having dinner with some friends on Friday.

He's going on a business trip next week.

We're starting a photography course tomorrow.

They're getting married next month.

We're moving house in two weeks

EGRAFIA http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=7688

http://curso-gratis-ingles.euroresidentes.com/2006/01/uso-del-presente-continuo-en-ingls.html

http://www.blueblocnotes.com/grammar/future-tenses/present-continuous-future