[ Present Simple Tense ]
We are at home in the evening. (often)
A. We are often at home in the evening.
B. We often are at home in the evening.
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A. He will travel to London next week.
B. He is going to travel to London next week.
C. He is travelling to London next week.
D. He has travelled to London next week.