Put the verb into the more suitable form, present continuous or present simple. I'm going (I / go) to the cinema this evening. Does the film start...

I'm going (I / go) to the cinema this evening. Does the film start (the film / start) at 3.30 or 4.30? We're having (we / have) a party next Saturday. Would you like to come? I'm not going (I / not / go) out this evening. The art exhibition finishes (it / finish) on 3 May. I'm staying (I / stay) at home. What time does it start (it / start)? What are you doing (you / do) tomorrow morning? We're going (we / go) to a concert tonight. I'm leaving (I / leave) now. I've come to say goodbye. When does this train get (this train / get) to London? I'm going (I / go) to the supermarket. Are you coming (you / come) with me? What time does it end (it / end)? I'm not using (I / not / use) the car this evening, so you can have it. Sue is coming (Sue / come) to see us tomorrow. She's traveling (she / travel) by train and her train arrives (arrive) at 10.15. Respostas: - I go - Does the film start - we have - I'm not going - it finishes - I'm staying - does it start - are you doing - we're going - I'm leaving - does this train get - I'm going, are you coming - does it end - I'm not using - Sue is coming, she's traveling, arrives