Question

We often write or speak about plans.It is important to use correct tence forms.Read the sentences and match them to the rules. A. We use Present Simple for fixed events in a timetable. B. We use Present Continuous or going to for plans in the near future. С. We use will when we decide to do something at the moment. 1.We are visiting Scotland next summer. 2. The celidh starts at 7 pm. 3. I am going to cook haggis for my friend tonight. 4. I'll have some tea, please.

Answer 1

Ответ:

a-2, b-1/2, c-4

Answer 2

Sure, let's match the sentences to the rules:

A. We use Present Simple for fixed events in a timetable.

1. The celidh starts at 7 pm.

B. We use Present Continuous or going to for plans in the near future. 3. I am going to cook haggis for my friend tonight. (Note: While sentence 1 could also be matched to this rule due to the use of "next summer," it's more commonly associated with Present Simple when referring to fixed events like vacations.)

C. We use will when we decide to do something at the moment. 4. I'll have some tea, please.

Remember, sentence 2 doesn't match any of the given rules exactly, but it could be associated with rule A if you consider the event "The celidh" as a fixed event on a timetable.