1 Choose the correct alternative.
1. Tomorrow, mum sees / is seeing the optician about getting new glasses.
2. They are going / go to school later tomorrow because they've got exams.
3. Stop! I 'm going to / 'll carry that for you.
4. Saturday is going to be / is being a great day!
5. Mum, I promise I am going to / will tidy my room tomorrow.
6. Dad do / does a lot of the cooking in our house.
7. Alex likes / like going skateboarding at the weekend.
8. Who do you usually / usually you do meet in the evenings?
9. I'm thinking / think / thinks of taking up a hew hobby.
10. The rain not / isn’t / is it falling heavily any more.
11. It rains / rained every day we were away!
12. Pedro took / take loads of photos of the boats.
13. What time did you came / come back from the restaurant?

1. Tomorrow, mum is seeing the optician about getting new glasses. (Explanation: We use the present progressive tense 'is seeing' to talk about scheduled events in the future.)
2. They are going to school later tomorrow because they've got exams. (Explanation: We use the future tense 'are going' to indicate a planned action in the future.)
3. Stop! I am going to carry that for you. (Explanation: We use the future tense 'am going to' to indicate a planned action in the future.)
4. Saturday is going to be a great day! (Explanation: We use the future tense 'is going to' to make a prediction about the future.)
5. Mum, I promise I will tidy my room tomorrow. (Explanation: We use the future tense 'will' to express a promise or intention for the future.)
6. Dad does a lot of the cooking in our house. (Explanation: We use the present simple tense 'does' to talk about habitual actions.)
7. Alex likes going skateboarding at the weekend. (Explanation: We use the present simple tense 'likes' to talk about general preferences or habits.)
8. Who do you usually meet in the evenings? (Explanation: We use the present simple tense 'do' to form questions in the present simple.)
9. I'm thinking of taking up a new hobby. (Explanation: We use the present progressive tense 'am thinking of' to talk about a current intention or plan.)
10. The rain isn't falling heavily anymore. (Explanation: We use the present simple tense 'isn't' to indicate a negative statement in the present.)
11. It rained every day we were away! (Explanation: We use the past simple tense 'rained' to talk about a completed action in the past.)
12. Pedro took loads of photos of the boats. (Explanation: We use the past simple tense 'took' to talk about a completed action in the past.)
13. What time did you come back from the restaurant? (Explanation: We use the past simple tense 'did you come' to form questions in the past simple.)