Present Simple and Present Continuous for the Future

Present Simple and Present Continuous for the Future
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[@joaoluizdiasesteves8500]

Thank you, Paul. It was very good to hear your explanation about the Present Simple and Presente Continous for the future. I am going to listen and watch this video a few more times.

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[@PracticeEnglishwithPaul]

+oswald lobo No problem :) More videos are on their way :)

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[@ionelastan9562]

this is so beautifully explained, thank you!

[@joaoluizdiasesteves8500]

Cool Paul! I enjoyed myself watching you having so much fun when you explained your favorite future example! About to. Done it!

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[@ThreateningDarkWolf]

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very interseting and useful video, in fact, I like your explanation and the way you talk. thank you so much! keep giving such useful things .

[@mipsimips5627]

Thank you! That was very helpful. Especially when you compared it with the other future tenses.

[@AntonyAney]

I have been learning English for many years. But this interesting video has shown me I have still many things to learn. From Russia with Love.

[@tupigoias]

Thank you for this useful video. Excellent diction and clear explanation and examples! Good job!

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[@safadamak1306]

thank you for this interesting vdeo. I just wanted to ask when do we use what are you going to do and not what are you doing? thanks again

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[@2014andon]

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[@PracticeEnglishwithPaul]

+miguel angel Britto briones Thank you so much :))

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[@englishtogether6506]

Hello Paul thanks for your fantastic video, I really appreciate your efforts. The only thing I want to clarify is between [be going to and present continuous] Do both of them show arrangement or agreement? Can we use "present continuous" for personal plans and "be going to" plans with other people? 1 I am going to Paris tomorrow evening (we use "present continuous" if it's connected very near future maximum a week, right? ) 2 I am going to visit London next year (this one we use "be going to" for the distant future, is it so ? ) The last question I want to ask. Can we say? 2. Tomorrow I am going to buy a new memory stick. (Is this wrong ?)

[@ilonalebedeva5026]

Dear Paul It has been a great pleasure to watch your video. Can we use Present Continuous for future arrangements if for example we have already booked the tickets for 21 July but it is only September at the moment?

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6:42 this scene make me laugh like a monky, thank you for the lesson!

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Thank you. Please prepare a video on past and past Continuous

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[@fevzitunaocakoglu2827]

Thanks for the great lesson. Can we use he or she in planned situations as we can't be 100% sure about others' plans. He's coming tomorrow. I don't think that makes sense. What do you suggest?

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[@starlight3528]

Hi! Thanks for your explanation. Can we use be to + infinitive for plans? What's the difference between Pr.Continuous and be to + infinitive?

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[@user-xj1tx3ij4f]

PauL, thank you so much!!! Let me join to other feedbacks, you are awesome teacher!! I'd like to ask you about one detail in this video. It's quite clear, what the difference is between "I'm going to travel next summer" and "I'm meeting with my friends this weekend". But sometimes I feel a little confused in choosing between "I will...." and "I'm going to..." when I'm speaking about 100% plans. What constraction would be more correct? Thanks in advance!

[@barkhakhurana4576]

hi sir ...good morning ...sir I did not get the difference between these two sentences ...I am travelling to England next summer and I am going to England next summer ...I mean what is the meaning of sentence ....going to next summer ..please explain. ...and about to and due to ....pls give more example sir ........ and sir ...is it wrong ...we are going to america next month ?... I hope you will reply soon... I Want to say thank you ...because you are doing a great work ...loads of love Paul sir ...but at the end I would like to say ...pls give more and more example ...does not matter the duration of video will increase ...but It will be helpful to us ...and as well as for the other people too... Barkha :)

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[@PracticeEnglishwithPaul]

+Haunam Chan you're welcome:)

[@zanetzanett898]

Hello teacher Paul ! I have a question about expressing the near future in present continuous , namely that we can plan something maximum to a week . Is this really cultural? There is a big difference in American English they express future even saying with years the future , no time limit . I’m looking forward to your reply, Regards

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Thanks a lot ! I am russian and I like your lessons 🤗 . Do you have on line courses?

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thank you!

[@sunshine_ocean]

Thanks for the present cont. :)

[@PracticeEnglishwithPaul]

you are welcome! :)

[@easyenglish2023]

Excellent

[@amanynasser745]

Thanks a lot for your support in this case

[@renegabicho7075]

sir i have question about the sentence below on present continous the 1st sentence question that what are you doing tonight? tonight is today right? why you should reply back for the next week? were visting our friends next week? i dont understand sir?

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nice explanation

[@mehrdady2520]

Thank you,Paul. I'm about to= Will Isn't is?

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[@saeedibrahim2291]

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[@JuanHernandez-rv1ez]

I am about to ask you a question. Which of these sentences would you use? Could you tell me where the train station is? Or Could you Say to me where the train station is? I think the first one is correct, But i want to be sure.

[@kalamsediltak1135]

I m about to have my dinner now... Perfect example.

[@palolany]

Thanks for the video , It wasn't clear to me the examples of present continuos . Maybe you should be give us more examples just say. Anyway thanks , by the way . Are you living in Russia right now ?

[@PracticeEnglishwithPaul]

+Paulo Salvatierra yes mate, i am living in Moscow. What wasn't so clear?

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[@ayvanmusa8515]

we didn't discuss the main question (((. Could you please tell me why I can't say "the film is starting at seven" if "ing" means something for sure and very soon?. And I have an example about p simple "I have a meeting on the 15th, but I'm free on the following day." thanks).

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Thank you

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thanks alot please make some exercise to make sure that we can answer

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[@user-gs7fg9qj5c]

Hello! A little question..Can I use future simple instead of present continuous?? Is it wrong to say: I will go to my friend tonight? Or only: I am going to my mriend tonight. What's the difference between them?

[@ValeriyaPhoenix]

I will go= kind of uncertainty. we often use "will" when we are not sure if we will go or not. this is just your "idea" you can say : I think I will go to my friend, probably I will go to my friend, or may be you give a promise during the conversation ,like: Ok! I will go to my friend tonight ... "going to" - Future Intention . You intent to do something without doubt. I am going to my friend tonight that means that you definitely go. and your friend knows about that. probably you have a preliminary arrangement between both of you.

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Dear respected teacher, thanks a million and I really like your lecture but can you differentiate the word timetable and plan, is there any difference between this two words? it makes confuse.

[@jasmineakther5376]

Sir,in the beginning of the video I can see infinitive passive example."I want to kiss you and I want to be kissed by you" Are they carrying same meaning? Please answer me if you check the comments. Thank you

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Sorry, are they are so much differences between American and British english? (F.e. your lessons are really good, but in my area people learn American English and I wonder, maybe I will have some trouble with grammar, if I learn from your videos)

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hello sir, can you describe differences between these sentences which is correct and the most useful i am studyign english for five years , i will study English for five years and I study English for five years.

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