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2 years ago

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE FOR FUTURE

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Alekssandra [29.7K]2 years ago

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Making questions using prompts:

1. When did Ben and Pedro leave the hotel?

2. What did Ben and Pedro do between 11 am and 1 pm?

3. What time did Ben and Pedro eat lunch?

4. Where did Ben and Pedro have lunch?

5. What did Ben and Pedro do at 2:30

6. Who took a trip to the Natural History Museum?

7. Who took ben to the Science Museum?

8. When did Ben and Pedro leave for the theatre?

Look at the timetable:

1. Ben and Pedro left the hotel at 9:30 am.

2. Ben and Pedro watched the filming of a jeans commercial between 11-1 pm.

3. Ben and Pedro had lunch at the Pizza Paradice restaurant at 1:15 pm.

4. At 2:30 Ben and Pedro took the underground.

5. At 3 pm Ben visited the Science Museum with Greg. Pedro visited the Natural History Museum with Kate.

6. At 5:30 pm they returned to the hotel.

7. At 6:45 pm Ben and Pedro left for the theatre.

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