1
Which is correct?
The bus are arriving at 7pm tonight.
The bus arrives at 7pm tonight.
The bus is arriving at 7pm tonight.
2
What is the difference between 'I have lunch at 1pm' & 'I'm having lunch at 1pm'?
The 1st statement means today, & the 2nd statement means tomorrow.
No difference,
The 1st statement means 'in general', & the 2nd statement indicates today.
3
Which is correct?
He is late always.
He always arriving late.
He always arrives late.
4
Which is correct?
He lives on an island.
He always live on an island.
He live on an island.
5
Which is correct?
I'm always coming!
I come!
I'm coming!
6
Which is the most grammatically correct?
I have my hair cut at 11am tomorrow.
I'm having my hair cut.
I'm having my hair cut at 11am tomorrow.
