Put the verb into the more suitable form, present continuous or present simple. 1 - The speaker is going to the cinema this evening. 2 - The speak...

1 - The speaker is going to the cinema this evening. (present continuous) 2 - The speaker is asking about the starting time of the film. (present simple) 3 - The speaker is inviting someone to a party. (present continuous) 4 - The speaker is informing about an art exhibition that finishes on May 3rd. (present simple) 5 - The speaker is saying that they are not going out this evening. (present continuous) 6 - The speaker is asking about the plans for tomorrow morning. (present simple) 7 - The speaker is asking about the plans for tomorrow evening. (present simple) 8 - The speaker is informing that an event starts at 7:30. (present simple) 9 - The speaker is suggesting to meet for lunch next week. (present continuous) 10 - The speaker is asking about the arrival time of the train to London. (present simple) 11 - The speaker is inviting Helen to come to the supermarket. (present continuous) 12 - The speaker is asking about the ending time of a TV program. (present simple) 13 - The speaker is informing that they are not going to use the car this evening. (present continuous) 14 - The speaker is informing that Sue is coming to visit tomorrow and providing information about her travel. (present continuous)