Question

1. Put the verbs into the present continuous or the present simple.Emma: (►) Are you doing (you / do) anything tonight?Matthew: Yes, (1) (I / go) to the station to meet my friend Richard. (2) (He / stay) here for the weekend, remember? His train(3) (get) in at eight fifteen.Emma: Oh, of course. I'd forgotten about that.Matthew: Maybe we'll see you later. What (4) (you / do) tonight?Emma: Oh, (5) (I / go) to the cinema with Vicky and Rachel and a couple of other people. The film (6) (finish) quite early, so(7) (we / go) to a pizza place afterwards.

Answer 1

Emma: (►) Are you doing anything tonight?

Matthew: Yes, (1) I am going to the station to meet my friend Richard. (2) He is staying here for the weekend, remember? His train

(3) gets in at eight fifteen.

Emma: Oh, of course. I'd forgotten about that.

Matthew: Maybe we'll see you later. What (4) are you  doing tonight?

Emma: Oh, (5) I am going to the cinema with Vicky and Rachel and a couple of other people. The film (6) finishes quite early, so

(7) we are going to a pizza place afterwards.

Answer 2

Sure, let's put the verbs into the correct tense:

1. Emma: Are you doing (you / do) anything tonight? Matthew: Yes, (1) (I / go) to the station to meet my friend Richard. (2) (He / stay) here for the weekend, remember? His train (3) (get) in at eight fifteen. Emma: Oh, of course. I'd forgotten about that. Matthew: Maybe we'll see you later. What (4) (you / do) tonight? Emma: Oh, (5) (I / go) to the cinema with Vicky and Rachel and a couple of other people. The film (6) (finish) quite early, so (7) (we / go) to a pizza place afterwards.

Now, let's fill in the correct verb forms:

1. Emma: Are you doing (you / do) anything tonight? Matthew: Yes, (1) (I / go) to the station to meet my friend Richard. (2) (He / stay) here for the weekend, remember? His train (3) (gets) in at eight fifteen. Emma: Oh, of course. I'd forgotten about that. Matthew: Maybe we'll see you later. What (4) (are you doing) tonight? Emma: Oh, (5) (I / am going) to the cinema with Vicky and Rachel and a couple of other people. The film (6) (finishes) quite early, so (7) (we / are going) to a pizza place afterwards.

The corrected sentences are in the present continuous tense where appropriate, indicating actions happening around the present moment, and in the present simple tense for general truths or habitual actions.