Future Tenses Dictation: Timetables and Schedules
A2 Level
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Listen for the event and its time together. A timetable can use a present simple verb for a future event, so a word such as tomorrow does not mean you should add will. Keep the verb you hear. With one service or event, it often ends in s; with a plural subject, it may not. Times and dates can take several words, so let the whole time phrase finish. Then write it in order, including the short word before it.
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