When do we use the present simple tense for future ...

Topics: Future Tenses

When do we use the present simple tense for future events?

A. For predictions based on previous knowledge

B. For timetables and schedules

C. For intentions and plans

D. For decisions made at the moment of speaking

Select your answer:

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