Present Cont. vs. Present Simple vs. Future Simple

Usage Examples Present Cont. vs. Present Simple vs. Future Simple

• The classes do not start at half past eight in the morning. -
• Perhaps James will visit New York one day. -
• When does the festival end? -
• It's too late, they won't come. -
• My mother thinks I won't fail the exam. -
• We are not watching a movie today. -
• The train to London leaves at eleven pm. -
• We are not going to the theatre tonight, I am ill. -
• The zoo does not close at seven pm. -
• Does the conference start next week? -
• You will share your office with Jack. Welcome! -
• We will meet again one day. -
• What are you doing this weekend? -
• We are moving to London next week. -
• The museum opens at ten am. -
• Our friends are coming in two days. -
• Anna is not coming with us. -
• I will be back as soon as possible. -
• Your bag is heavy, I'll carry it for you. -
• When does the race start? -