Tenses Home | Use this for things in the future which are fixed: appointments,
tickets and reservations: |
I am flying home / to London on the 18th. |
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A TICKET, RESERVATION, APPOINTMENT YOU MUST NOT USE THIS TENSE!
Use "I'll" or "I'm going to" instead.
| To invite someone, it is normal to ask if
they are free before inviting them. This tense asks them if they have any fixed plans: |
What are you doing for lunch tomorrow? |
I'll
...the Future Simple
I'm going to
...the "Going to" Future
invite
Invitations in English often begin by asking if the person is free. Press
Are you doing
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