Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in the present continuous tense.

I _____am meeting_____ (meet) my friends at 6 PM.

She ____is having______ (have) dinner with her family tomorrow evening.

We ____are going______ (go) to the cinema this weekend.

They ______are flying____ (fly) to Paris next week.

He _____is attending____ (attend) a meeting tomorrow afternoon.

I _____am not working_____ (not, work) on Sunday.

My parents ______are visiting____ (visit) us next month.

We _____are moving_____ (move) to a new house next month.

Exercise 2: Choose the correct answer to complete each sentence.

I _____am going_____ to the store later today.

a) am going

b) go

c) going

They ____are having______ the party next Saturday.

a) are have

b) are having

c) having

She ______is seeing____ to the doctor tomorrow.

a) is seeing

b) sees

c) is see

We _____are meeting_____ for lunch at 1 PM.

a) are meeting

b) meet

c) meeting

I _____am starting_____ a new job next month.

a) am starting

b) start

c) starting

Exercise 3: Rewrite the sentences using the present continuous to talk about future arrangements.

I leave for vacation next Friday. → I ____am leaving______ for vacation next Friday.

They arrive at 10 AM tomorrow. → They ____are arriving ______ at 10 AM tomorrow.

We visit my grandparents next weekend. → We ______are visiting____ my grandparents next weekend.

She starts her new job next week. → She ___is staring_______ her new job next week.

Exercise 1: Vocabulary — Match the words with their definitions

Beach → g) A sandy area by the sea, perfect for swimming and relaxing.

Souvenir → b) A small item bought to remember a place.

Hotel → e) A place where you can stay overnight while traveling.

Excursion → h) A short trip to visit a particular place of interest.

Flight → d) A scheduled journey by plane.

Destination → a) A journey to a specific place, typically for pleasure.

Itinerary → f) A detailed plan of the places you will visit on your holiday.

Tourist → c) A person who visits a place for leisure.

a) A journey to a specific place, typically for pleasure.

b) A small item bought to remember a place.

c) A person who visits a place for leisure.

d) A scheduled journey by plane.

e) A place where you can stay overnight while traveling.

f) A detailed plan of the places you will visit on your holiday.

g) A sandy area by the sea, perfect for swimming and relaxing.

h) A short trip to visit a particular place of interest.

Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks with the correct holiday vocabulary words

We stayed at a beautiful ____hotel______ by the sea during our vacation.

I’m looking forward to our ______trip____ to Paris this summer.

I bought a lovely _____souvenir_____ from the market to remind me of our trip to Greece.

My parents are planning an ____excursion______ to the mountains this weekend.

Our _____flight_____ departs at 7 AM tomorrow, so we need to get to the airport early.

The ______itinerary____ of our holiday is to visit famous landmarks in Italy.

The travel agent gave us a detailed _____destination_____ of the places we will visit during the trip.

As a ____tourist______, I love exploring new cities and learning about their history.

Exercise 3: Grammar – Present Simple or Present Continuous for Future Holidays?

Complete the sentences using the correct form of the verb (present simple or present continuous).

We _____are flying_____ (fly) to Spain next month.

I _____am visiting_____ (visit) my cousins this summer.

My friends ____are staying______ (stay) at a hotel in Italy during the holidays.

He ____ is not going______ (not, go) on holiday this year.

They _____arrive_____ (arrive) at the airport tomorrow at 10 AM.

I _____am planning_____ (plan) to spend my vacation at the beach.

We ______are leaving____ (leave) for the airport in two hours.

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the adjective in parentheses.

This is the ______easiest____ (easy) test I have ever taken.

She is ____smarter______ (smart) than her classmates.

This road is ___more__dangerous_____ (dangerous) than the one we traveled on yesterday.

The blue dress is _____most_beautiful___ (beautiful) of all.

My house is _____bigger_____ (big) than your house.

This is the ______best____ (good) pizza I’ve ever eaten.

She is ____younger______ (young) than her brother.

The weather today is ______worse____ (bad) than yesterday.

The movie was ____more_exciting_____ (exciting) than I expected.

This exam is ___more_difficult_____ (difficult) than the previous one.

Exercise 2: Choose the correct form of the adjective.

This book is ____more interesting______ (more interesting / most interesting) than that one.

Tom is _____taller_____ (taller / tallest) than Joe.

She is the _____friendliest_____ (more friendly / friendliest) person I know.

This is the _____most expensive_____ (most expensive / more expensive) hotel in the city.

It was the ____worst______ (worst / worstest) movie I have ever seen.

John’s explanation was ______clearer____ (clearer / clearest) than Peter’s.

This summer is ____hotter______ (hotter / hottest) than last summer.

The new student is ____more_intelligent______ (more intelligent / most intelligent) than the old one.

EXERCISE 1: FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH THE CORRECT SUPERLATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE.

This is the _____fastest_____ (fast) car in the race.

Of all the students, Tom is the ______tallest____ (tall).

The Grand Canyon is one of the _____most beautiful_____ (beautiful) places in the world.

This is the _____most interesting_____ (interesting) book I’ve ever read.

Out of all the restaurants, this one has the ____most delicious______ (delicious) food.

EXERCISE 2: CHOOSE THE CORRECT SUPERLATIVE FORM.

She is the most (more/most) talented singer in the competition.

The Amazon River is the longest (longest/longest) river in the world.

This is the worst (bad/worst) movie I’ve ever seen.

He is the oldest  (older/oldest) of the two brothers.

This is the happiest (happier/happiest) day of my life.

EXERCISE 1: FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH THE CORRECT COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE.

This book is ___more interesting___ (interesting) than the one we read last week.

My sister is ___younger___ (young) than I am.

Today is ___hotter___ (hot) than yesterday.

John’s car is __faster____ (fast) than Mark’s car.

This test is ___easier___ (easy) than the previous one.

EXERCISE 2: CHOOSE THE CORRECT COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVE TO COMPLETE THE SENTENCE.

This math problem is __more difficult____ (more difficult / difficulter) than the last one.

Mary is ___prettier___ (prettier / more pretty) than her sister.

This movie is ___more exciting___ (more exciting / excitinger) than the last one.

The blue shirt is ____more expensive__ (more expensive / expensiver) than the red one.

He is ___more careful___ (more careful / carefuller) than his brother.

EXERCISE 3: CORRECT THE MISTAKES IN THE SENTENCES.

This dress is more prettier than that one.

I think the second book is much more better than the first one.

This road is much (more) dangerous than the other one.

She is more kinder  than her friend.

The blue car is fastr than the red car.