1 Fill the gaps with the verbs in brackets using either the present simple or present continuous. 1 The train at 9 at night. (arrive)
2 Giovanni to spend the weekend with us. (come)
3 What time you to the doctor's on Wednesday? (go)
4 What time the film ? (start)
5 the concert at 7 or 8? (begin)
6 We a dinner party on Friday and you're invited. (have)
7 Most shops in Spain until 10 am. (open)
8 What time the corner shop ? (shut)
9 Where you in Bangkok? (stay)
10 My tai chi classes next week. (start)
11 Our flight in London at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. (land)
12 Everything's arranged. We house this Saturday. (move)
13 We at Lilith's Café this afternoon at four. (meet)
14 I'm sorry. I can't meet up this weekend. We to Wales. (go)
15 Our ferry for Ibiza at 6 tomorrow morning. (depart

1. The train arrives at 9 at night

2. Giovanni comes to spend the weekend with us.

3. What time you are you going to the doctor on Wednesday?

4. What time does  the film start?

5. Does the concert begin at 7 or 8?

6. We are having a dinner party on Friday and you're invited.

7. Most shops in Spain open until 10 am

8. What time does the corner shop shut?

9. Where are you staying in Bangkok?

10. My tai chi classes start next week.

11. Our flight lands in London at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.

12. Everything's arranged. We`re move house this Saturday.

13. We` re meeting at Lilith's Café this afternoon at four

14. I'm sorry. I can't meet up this weekend. We`re going to Wales.

15.  Our ferry departs for Ibiza at 6 tomorrow morning.

Объяснение:

1. The train arrives at 9 at night. (Present Simple)
- The verb "arrive" is used in the Present Simple because it indicates a regular or fixed schedule.

2. Giovanni is coming to spend the weekend with us. (Present Continuous)
- The verb "come" is used in the Present Continuous because it indicates an action that is happening at the moment of speaking or a future plan.

3. What time are you going to the doctor's on Wednesday? (Present Continuous)
- The verb "go" is used in the Present Continuous because it indicates a future plan or arrangement.

4. What time does the film start? (Present Simple)
- The verb "start" is used in the Present Simple because it indicates a regular or fixed schedule.

5. Does the concert begin at 7 or 8? (Present Simple)
- The verb "begin" is used in the Present Simple because it indicates a regular or fixed schedule.

6. We are having a dinner party on Friday and you're invited. (Present Continuous)
- The verb "have" is used in the Present Continuous because it indicates an action that is happening at the moment of speaking or a future plan.

7. Most shops in Spain open until 10 am. (Present Simple)
- The verb "open" is used in the Present Simple because it indicates a regular or fixed schedule.

8. What time does the corner shop shut? (Present Simple)
- The verb "shut" is used in the Present Simple because it indicates a regular or fixed schedule.

9. Where are you staying in Bangkok? (Present Continuous)
- The verb "stay" is used in the Present Continuous because it indicates an action that is happening at the moment of speaking or a temporary situation.

10. My tai chi classes start next week. (Present Simple)
- The verb "start" is used in the Present Simple because it indicates a future event or plan.

11. Our flight lands in London at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. (Present Simple)
- The verb "land" is used in the Present Simple because it indicates a regular or fixed schedule.

12. Everything's arranged. We are moving to a new house this Saturday. (Present Continuous)
- The verb "move" is used in the Present Continuous because it indicates an action that is happening at the moment of speaking or a future plan.

13. We are meeting at Lilith's Café this afternoon at four. (Present Continuous)
- The verb "meet" is used in the Present Continuous because it indicates an action that is happening at the moment of speaking or a future plan.

14. I'm sorry. I can't meet up this weekend. We are going to Wales. (Present Continuous)
- The verb "go" is used in the Present Continuous because it indicates an action that is happening at the moment of speaking or a future plan.

15. Our ferry departs for Ibiza at 6 tomorrow morning. (Present Simple)
- The verb "depart" is used in the Present Simple because it indicates a regular or fixed schedule.