Question

Look at the table and, using your imagination and the present continuous thence, say who, when and what is going to do. EXAMPLE: Jane is arriving in Moscow at 5.30 tomorrow. ARRIVING: 1) Jane, 5.30 2) Jill, next Monday 3) Fred and Bill, tomorrow COMING: 1) Elizabeth, to Paris 2) George's parents, next Friday 3) They, 7.15 Having: 1) We, a party 2) They, a concert 3) The engineers, a conference Leaving: 1) She, for the airport 2) Bob, Moscow, at 6 3) The Browns, for London Moving: 1) Into a new flat 2) To her summer cottage 3) to the contrary house Going: 1) The Greens, away, next month 2) He, to Africa 3) We, to India, in5 days Помогите очень нужно

Answer 1

2Jill is arriving to Paris next Monday.
3 Fred and Bill are arriving home tomorrow.

1Elizabeth is coming to Paris.
2 Gerge parents are coming home next Friday.
3 The are coming to school at 7.15 tomorrow.

1We are having a costume party.
2They are having a concert of classical music.
3 The engineers are having a conference tomorrow.

1She is leaving for the airport.
2 Bob is leaving Moscow at 6 p.m tomorrow.
3 The Browns are leaving for London.

1I am moving into a new flat next day.
2 She is moving to her summer cottage next week.
3 They are moving to the contrary house next year.

1The Greens are going away from london next month.
2 He is going to Africa next year.
3 We are going to Indis in 5 days.

Answer 2

Using Present Continuous Tense Imagery

To interpret the table and use the present continuous tense, we'll imagine the actions, people, and time frames mentioned in the table. We'll then construct sentences to reflect who, when, and what is going to happen. Let's go through each category step by step.

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Arriving:

1) Jane, 5.30 - Jane is arriving in Moscow at 5.30 tomorrow. 2) Jill, next Monday - Jill is arriving next Monday. 3) Fred and Bill, tomorrow - Fred and Bill are arriving tomorrow.

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Coming:

1) Elizabeth, to Paris - Elizabeth is coming to Paris. 2) George's parents, next Friday - George's parents are coming next Friday. 3) They, 7.15 - They are coming at 7.15.

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Having:

1) We, a party - We are having a party. 2) They, a concert - They are having a concert. 3) The engineers, a conference - The engineers are having a conference.

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Leaving:

1) She, for the airport - She is leaving for the airport. 2) Bob, Moscow, at 6 - Bob is leaving Moscow at 6. 3) The Browns, for London - The Browns are leaving for London.

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Moving:

1) Into a new flat - They are moving into a new flat. 2) To her summer cottage - She is moving to her summer cottage. 3) to the contrary house - They are moving to the contrary house.

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Going:

1) The Greens, away, next month - The Greens are going away next month. 2) He, to Africa - He is going to Africa. 3) We, to India, in 5 days - We are going to India in 5 days.

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By using the present continuous tense, we can create imagery of the actions and events described in the table.