Question

3) Future Simple/Present Simple/Present Continuous? 1. I love London. I __________ (probably / go) there next year. 2.Our train __________ (leave) at 4:47. 3. What __________ (wear / you) to the party tonight? 4. This is my last day here. I __________ (go) back to England tomorrow. 5. Hurry up! The conference __________ (begin) in 20 minutes. 6. My horoscope says that I __________ (meet) an old friend this week.

Answer 1

1)I' ll probably go... 2) is leaving at... 3)will you wear to..... 4)will go back.... 5)is bagining in... 6) will meet an...

Answer 2

1. I love London. I probably go  there next year.
2. Our train leaves at 4:47
3. What will you wear to the party tonight?
4. ...I am going to back to England tomorrow.
5. conference will begin 
6. ..I will meet an old friend this week

Answer 3

I will answer in detail. 3) Future Simple/Present Simple/Present Continuous?

1. I love London. I will probably go there next year. - We use the future simple with will to express beliefs, predictions, or intentions about the future. - We use probably to indicate that we are not sure about the future, but we think it is likely.

2. Our train leaves at 4:47. - We use the present simple for something scheduled or fixed in the future. - We often use the present simple with words like at, on, in, next, tomorrow, etc. to indicate the time of the future event.

3. What are you wearing to the party tonight? - We use the present continuous for plans or arrangements in the near future. - We often use the present continuous with words like tonight, tomorrow, next week, etc. to indicate the time of the future plan.

4. This is my last day here. I am going back to England tomorrow. - We use be going to to talk about plans or intentions for the future. - We can also use be going to to make predictions based on evidence we can see. For example, if we see dark clouds, we can say "It is going to rain."

5. Hurry up! The conference begins in 20 minutes. - We use the present simple for something scheduled or fixed in the future. - We often use the present simple with words like in, after, until, etc. to indicate the duration or end of the future event.

6. My horoscope says that I will meet an old friend this week. - We use the future simple with will to express beliefs, predictions, or intentions about the future. - We can also use will to make offers and promises. For example, if someone asks us for help, we can say "I will help you."