Present Tense in English

is only for non-specific general actions.

I eat fish (twice a week/on occasion).

Do you run in the park (normally/routinely)?

never for specific (punctual) future events. —> present continous OR future

Are you eating fish this week? Are you going to eat fish this week? Will you eat fish this week?

Are you running in the park tomorrow? Are you going to run in the park? Will you run in the park?

te llamo al rato = i’ll call you in a while

te veo manana / nos vemos manana = i’ll see you tomorrow / (see you tomorrow)

te digo una cosa = i’ll tell you something, or I’ll tell you what

voy = I’m coming

vuelvo enseguida = I’ll be right back.

se lo digo ahora = i’ll tell her now

llego en 10 minutos = I’m arriving in 10 minutes / I’ll arrive in 10 minutes. / I’ll be there in 10 minutes.

Vamos a las montañas este finde = we’re going to the mountains this weekend.

vas a dormir ahora? = are you going to sleep now?

vas a ver la tele ahora? = are you going to watch TV now?

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