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Hallo Zusammen,

ich beschäftige mich z.Z. mit Going-to-Future, Will-Future, Simple Present, Present Continuous. Dazu 
mache ich eine kleine Übung, bei der ich entscheiden soll, ob die Zeit (speziell Going-to-Future, Will-Future richtig verwendet wurden). Da ich leider keine Lösung habe, wollte ich euch Fragen, ob ich richtig liege. Ich habe hinter jeden Satz geschrieben, welche Zeit verwendet wurde, ob richtig oder falsch und welche Zeit eigentlich richtig wäre (falls nötig). Was meint Ihr! Vielen Dank und viele Grüße!  :D 

1. I’m going to eat at my friends’ house this evening. Going-to-Future, falsch, Present Continuous
2. Look at that man on the roof. He’ll fall!  Will-Future, richtig, 
3. These black clouds tell me it’s going to rain.  Going-to-Future, richtig
4. The train will leave at seven o’clock. Will-Future, falsch, Simple Present
5. Next Sunday I will play golf with Bill Clinton. Will-Future, falsch, Going-to-Future
6. Italy will win the World Cup in 2014. Will-Future, richtig
7. I’m washing my hair tonight. Present Continuous, richtig
8. This year I’m going to read more. Going-to-Future, falsch, Will-Future
9. What will you do tonight? Will-Future, falsch, Present Continuous
10.I’m never smoking again. Simple Present, falsch, Will-Future
11.I go to university next year. Simple Present, falsch

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