English Grammar Course Unit 4: Present tenses (I am doing/ I do) with a future meaning

Incorrect. While talking about arrangements, the present continuous tense is used. This answer is however in the past tense and is therefore incorrect.

Incorrect. The present continuous tense is used to talk about arrangements.  This answer is incorrect since it uses present tense to talk about personal arrangements.

Incorrect. The present continuous tense is used to talk about arrangements. This answer is incorrect  since it uses the past tense to talk about an arrangement for the future.

Incorrect. The present continuous tense is used to talk about arrangements. This answer is incorrect since it uses will. Will should not be used to talk about an arrangement that has already been decided.

Incorrect. The present continuous tense is used to talk about arrangements.  This answer is incorrect since it uses the past tense to talk about an arrangement that has been made for the future.

Incorrect. The present continuous tense is used to talk about arrangements.  This answer is incorrect since it uses the simple present.

Incorrect.  The present continuous tense is used to talk about arrangements. This answer is incorrect since it uses the simple present.

Incorrect. The present continuous tense is used to talk about arrangements.  This answer is incorrect since it uses the simple present.

Incorrect.  The present continuous tense is used to talk about arrangements.  This answer is incorrect since it uses the past tense.

Incorrect. The present continuous tense is used to talk about arrangements. This answer is incorrect since it uses the simple present.

Incorrect.  The present continuous tense is used to talk about arrangements.  This answer is incorrect since it uses Will and it should not be used to talk about an arrangement that has already been decided.

Incorrect. The present continuous tense is used to talk about arrangements.  This answer is incorrect since it uses Will and it should not be used to talk about arrangements that have already been decided.

Incorrect. Present continuous is used to talk about something you have already arranged to do. This answer is incorrect since will should not be used to talk about something that has already been arranged to do.

Incorrect. Present continuous is used to talk about arrangements that have already been made. This answer is incorrect since it uses will. Will cannot be used for arrangements that have already been decided.

Incorrect. Present continuous is used to talk about arrangements that have already been made. This answer is incorrect since it uses will. Will cannot be used where an arrangement has already been decided.

Incorrect. Simple present is used to talk about schedules or timetables. This answer is wrong since it uses will. Will cannot be used to talk about arrangements that have already been decided.

Incorrect. Present continuous is used to talk about arrangements that have already been made. This answer is incorrect since it uses will. Will cannot be used to talk about arrangements that have already been decided.

Incorrect. Present continuous is used to talk about arrangements that have already been made. This answer is incorrect since it uses will. Will cannot be used while talking about arrangements that have already been decided.

Incorrect. Simple present tense is used to talk about schedules and timetables of movies, transportation etc.This answer is incorrect since it uses will. Will cannot be used for arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Present continuous is used to talk about arrangements that have already been made. This answer is incorrect since it uses will. Will cannot be used to talk about arrangements that have already been made.