Present Continuous for Future

An arrangement to have a seat, room, or other service reserved for you at a particular time in the future.

Example: I made a booking for a table at the restaurant for 7 p.m.

To teach someone, especially in a school or college, or to give them knowledge about something.

Example: Schools are important because they educate children for the future.

To say what you think will happen in the future based on information you have now.

Example: Experts forecast that the economy will grow next year.

Feeling positive or confident about something that might happen in the future.

Example: She is hopeful that she will pass her exam.

Having or showing the capacity to develop into something in the future.

Example: She is a potential candidate for the leadership position due to her skills and experience.

To keep something as it is, especially to prevent it from being damaged or destroyed.

Example: We need to preserve old buildings so that future generations can enjoy them.

stories about imaginary future events, often involving space travel or advanced technology.

Example: I love reading science fiction books about life on other planets.

At a time in the future or the past that is not specified.

Example: We should meet for coffee sometime next week.

A conversation or discussion about something.

Example: We had a long talk about our future.

A situation where something is not known or is not sure.

Example: There is a lot of uncertainty about the future of the company.

The ability to see or the idea of how something could be in the future.

Example: She has a clear vision of what she wants to achieve in her career.

A prediction of what the weather will be like in the near future.

Example: I checked the weather forecast, and it says it will rain tomorrow.

On or onto a ship, train, plane, or other vehicle.

Example: The passengers are already aboard the train, ready to leave.

A large quantity of something.

Example: There was an abundance of food at the party, so everyone ate as much as they wanted.

Existing in large quantities; more than enough.

Example: The garden was full of abundant flowers in every color.

Related to education, schools, colleges, or studying.

Example: She has excellent academic skills in math and science.

A school or place where people go to learn special skills or subjects.

Example: She decided to join a music academy to improve her piano skills.

The way someone pronounces words, showing where they come from or their language background.

Example: She speaks English very well but still has a slight French accent.

The act of agreeing to take or approve something.

Example: Her acceptance of the job offer made her very happy.

The ability or right to enter, use, approach, or obtain something.

Example: Students have access to the online learning platform 24/7.

Easy to reach, enter, or use.

Example: The library is easily accessible by bus.

An extra item added to something to make it more useful, attractive, or fashionable.

Example: She bought a new bag and some matching accessories for the party.

Happening by chance or without being planned.

Example: She broke the vase, but it was completely accidental.

In a way that happens by chance or without intending to.

Example: I accidentally dropped my phone on the floor.

To go somewhere with someone or to be with someone as a companion.

Example: She asked her friend to accompany her to the doctor.

to succeed in doing something, especially after trying hard.

Example: She worked hard to accomplish her goals.

as stated or reported by someone or something.

Example: According to the weather forecast, it will rain tomorrow.

A person whose job is to keep or check financial accounts.

Example: My sister works as an accountant at a big company.

The ability to do something without making mistakes or being correct and exact.

Example: The accuracy of the weather forecast helped us plan our trip.

Correct and without any mistakes.

Example: The information in the report was accurate and easy to understand.

In a way that is correct and without any mistakes.

Example: She can accurately describe what happened during the meeting.

To say that someone has done something wrong or illegal.

Example: She accused him of stealing her phone.

To make someone familiar with something or get used to something.

Example: It took me a while to accustom myself to the new schedule.

A persistent or prolonged dull pain in a part of the body.

Example: He felt a deep ache in his lower back after sitting for hours.

Something that you have done successfully, especially through hard work or skill.

Example: Winning the competition was a great achievement for her.

To accept or admit that something is true or exists.

Example: She acknowledged that she had made a mistake.

the act of accepting that something is true or exists, or showing thanks for something.

Example: She gave a smile as an acknowledgment of his help.

Someone you know, but who is not a close friend.

Example: She has many acquaintances at work, but only a few close friends.

To get or gain something, often by buying it or working for it.

Example: She wants to acquire more knowledge about different cultures.

Doing things or being busy; involving physical movement or effort.

Example: She tries to stay active by going for a walk every morning.

A woman who performs in plays, movies, or television shows.

Example: She wants to become a famous actress and work in Hollywood.

A short form of "advertisement," which is a notice or announcement promoting a product, service, or event.

Example: I saw an ad for a new phone on TV yesterday.

To change something or yourself to suit different conditions or uses.

Example: It took her a while to adapt to the new school, but now she loves it.

the person who receives or is intended to receive something, such as a letter or message.

Example: The addressee's name was written clearly on the envelope.

The activities or people involved in managing or organizing a business, school, or other organization.

Example: The school administration decided to change the lunch schedule.

A feeling of respect and approval for someone or something.

Example: She looked at the painting with admiration because it was so beautiful.

The act of being allowed to enter a place or join an organization.

Example: The admission to the museum is free on Sundays.

To take someone else's child into your family and legally become their parent, or to start using something new.

Example: They decided to adopt a little girl from another country.

Very cute or charming in a way that makes people feel love or affection.

Example: The puppy is so adorable that everyone wants to hold it.

To move forward or make progress in something.

Example: The soldiers advanced towards the enemy camp.