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

  • The classes do not start at half past eight in the morning. -
  • It's too late, they won't come. -
  • We are not watching a movie today. -
  • The concert starts at seven o'clock in the evening. -
  • Will you ask your father about the party? -
  • They promise they will help us. -
  • I am not running the race on Saturday. -
  • When does the next bus come? -
  • Perhaps James will visit New York one day. -
  • The plane lands in New York at noon. -
  • I will be back as soon as possible. -
  • I think they will lose. -
  • Anna is not coming with us. -
  • Are you meeting at the restaurant tonight? -
  • The train to London leaves at eleven pm. -
  • Will you help me with the presentation? -
  • They will not win the World Cup, I am sure. -
  • This is my ticket, I am leaving tomorrow. -
  • What will you do if he does not call? -
  • This day will come sooner or later. -
Present Cont. vs. Present Simple vs. Future Simple

Rules for using Present Cont. vs. Present Simple vs. Future Simple in English grammar with examples.