Question

Use present simple,future simple,present progressive or to be going to 1) I'm tired.i don't think I (go) out tonight 2) we ( leave) tomorrow at 5 p.m. 3) there is a good film on.you (watch) it? 4) I (meet) Jane at 9 in the morning 5) if the weather (not,change) we'll go skiing Объясните выбор времени ПОЖАЛУЙСТА

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.  I'm tired.i don't think I will go out tonight (future simple потому что: Я не думаю,что ВЫЙДУ в будущем)

2. We are leaving tomorrow at 5 p.m.(present progressive ,так как действие запланировано)

3. There is a good film on.Are you going to watch it? (to be going to ,потому что ты спрашиваешь собирается ли он)

4. I am meeting Jane at 9 in the morning (present progressive ,так как действие запланировано)

5. If the weather does not change we'll go skiing (present simple так как 0 тип условных предложений)

Объяснение:

Answer 2

1. I'm tired. I don't think I will go out tonight.

   • In this sentence, "will go" is the future simple tense. The speaker is making a decision about a future action based on their current feeling (being tired).

2. We are leaving tomorrow at 5 p.m.

   • In this sentence, "are leaving" is the present progressive tense. The speaker is talking about a planned future action ("tomorrow at 5 p.m.").

3. There is a good film on. Are you going to watch it?

   • In this sentence, "going to watch" is the to be going to future tense. The speaker is asking about the listener's intention to watch a film in the near future.

4. I am meeting Jane at 9 in the morning.

   • In this sentence, "am meeting" is the present progressive tense. The speaker is talking about a scheduled event in the near future (meeting Jane).

5. If the weather doesn't change, we'll go skiing.

   • In this sentence, "doesn't change" is the present simple tense. The speaker is talking about a general condition (the weather not changing) and its potential impact on a future action (going skiing). The future action is expressed using "we'll go," which is the future simple tense.

In summary, the choice of tense in each sentence depends on the context and the relationship between the actions/events being discussed. The present simple is used for general truths, habits, and scheduled events. The present progressive is used for ongoing actions or planned future actions. The future simple is used for predictions, intentions, or future actions. The to be going to future tense is used for planned future actions, often based on present evidence or intention.