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Look at John and Mary's diary below. Then, use the present continuous form to say what their arrangements are for this week, as in the example.

John and Mary have a diary in which they write down their plans and arrangements for the week. The diary is divided into days of the week, from Monday to Sunday.

Let's start by looking at Monday.

On Monday, John and Mary have two things planned. In the morning, John is going to the dentist. We can say, "John is going to the dentist in the morning." This is an arrangement that has already been scheduled.

In the afternoon, Mary is going to the cinema. We can say, "Mary is going to the cinema in the afternoon." Again, this is something that has already been planned.

Moving on to Tuesday.

On Tuesday, John and Mary have three things planned. In the morning, John is going to the gym. We can say, "John is going to the gym in the morning." This is an arrangement for Tuesday.

In the afternoon, Mary is going shopping. We can say, "Mary is going shopping in the afternoon." This is another arrangement for Tuesday.

In the evening, both John and Mary are going to a concert together. We can say, "John and Mary are going to a concert in the evening." This is a shared arrangement for Tuesday.

Now, let's look at Wednesday.

On Wednesday, John and Mary have one thing planned. In the afternoon, John is going to visit his grandparents. We can say, "John is going to visit his grandparents in the afternoon." This is an arrangement for Wednesday.

Next, Thursday.

On Thursday, John and Mary have two things planned. In the morning, John is going to have a tennis lesson. We can say, "John is going to have a tennis lesson in the morning." This is an arrangement for Thursday.

In the afternoon, Mary is going to a friend's birthday party. We can say, "Mary is going to a friend's birthday party in the afternoon." This is an arrangement for Thursday.

Moving on to Friday.

On Friday, John and Mary have one thing planned. In the morning, John is going to the library. We can say, "John is going to the library in the morning." This is an arrangement for Friday.

Now, let's look at Saturday.

On Saturday, John and Mary have two things planned. In the morning, both John and Mary are going to play tennis. We can say, "John and Mary are going to play tennis in the morning." This is a shared arrangement for Saturday.

In the afternoon, John is going to help his dad with some gardening. We can say, "John is going to help his dad with some gardening in the afternoon." This is an arrangement for Saturday.

Lastly, Sunday.

On Sunday, John and Mary have one thing planned. In the morning, Mary is going to have a piano lesson. We can say, "Mary is going to have a piano lesson in the morning." This is an arrangement for Sunday.

To summarize:
- On Monday, John is going to the dentist in the morning, and Mary is going to the cinema in the afternoon.
- On Tuesday, John is going to the gym in the morning, and Mary is going shopping in the afternoon. In the evening, they are both going to a concert.
- On Wednesday, John is going to visit his grandparents in the afternoon.
- On Thursday, John is going to have a tennis lesson in the morning, and Mary is going to a friend's birthday party in the afternoon.
- On Friday, John is going to the library in the morning.
- On Saturday, John and Mary are going to play tennis in the morning, and John is going to help his dad with gardening in the afternoon.
- On Sunday, Mary is going to have a piano lesson in the morning.

Please note that the present continuous form is used to talk about future arrangements or plans that have already been made.