The Simple Present for planned events in the future (2)

Revise the simple present to talk about planned events in the future!

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The simple present tense can be used to express future events that are scheduled and arranged and are usually not changed. For example: The bus leaves at 6 o'clock tomorrow. OR When does the train arrive?

Theo ______ a math's lesson later today.

Solution:
has

Her karate class ______ at 4pm.

Solution:
starts

The train to Berlin ______ from platform 2.

Solution:
leaves

Katie ______ to her yoga class every Wednesday at 5pm.

Solution:
goes

The school bus ______ at 7am tomorrow.

Solution:
leaves

The train ______ come for another 15 minutes.

Solution:
does not / doesn't

The music class ______ at five in the evenings.

Solution:
commences

What time ______ the film start?

Solution:
does

The plane __________ at 4pm tomorrow.

Solution:
arrives

What time ______ the stores open?

Solution:
do

The class ______ in 20 minutes.

Solution:
starts

Aaron __________ for tennis camp on Tuesday next week.
Fill the gap with the right form of "leave"

Solution:
leaves

Marie __________ drama class at 4pm on Tuesdays.
Fill the gap with the right form of "attend"

Solution:
attends

The show ______ next Saturday at 8pm.
Fill the gap with the right form of "be"

Solution:
is