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Simple Present and Present Continuous Mr. Madan is Going on Tour Next Week. Look at His Itinerary.

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Simple Present and Present Continuous
Mr. Madan is going on tour next week. Look at his itinerary.

Mr. Madan Tour of North India and Nepal
Mon 7th Mumbai 06:30 Peace
Conference
Delhi 08:30
Tues 8th Delhi 07:30 Cultural
Centre
Agra 10:30
Wed 9th Agra 09:30 Local
School Head Teacher

Varanasi

13:30

Thurs 10th Varanasi 08:00
Discuss Trade
Unions
Patna 18:30
Fri 11th Patna 14:00
Himalayan Project

Kathmandu

17:00

Sat 12th Kathmandu 11:00 Delhi 14:00

Describe Mr. Madan’s schedule for next week. Use verbs from the table below.

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Monday, 7th November

  • Mr. Madan leaves Mumbai at 06:30 and arrives in Delhi at 08:30.
  • He is attending a Peace Conference in Delhi.

Tuesday, 8th November

  • He leaves Delhi at 07:30 and arrives in Agra at 10:30.
  • He is visiting a Cultural Centre in Agra.

Wednesday, 9th November

  • At 09:30, he meets the Head Teacher of a Local School in Agra.
  • Later, he is traveling to Varanasi, arriving at 13:30.

Thursday, 10th November

  • In Varanasi, he is discussing Trade Unions at 08:00.
  • In the evening, he leaves for Patna and arrives there at 18:30.

Friday, 11th November

  • Mr. Madan is working on the Himalayan Project in Patna at 14:00.
  • Later, he flies to Kathmandu, arriving at 17:00.

Saturday, 12th November

  • He attends a meeting in Kathmandu at 11:00.
  • Finally, he returns to Delhi at 14:00.
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