As we’ve touched on, when expressing something that will happen in the future, in Italian the present tense is frequently used. If you’re referring to an event or an action that will occur in the future and that is planned or scheduled with some degree of certainty, you should use the present tense.
The future tense is, however,
| Questo fine settimana arriva mia nonna dalla Sicilia. This weekend my grandma arrives from Sicily. Io e Chiara andiamo in Grecia domani. Chiara and I are going to Greece tomorrow. Prendi il treno o l’autobus? Are you taking the train or the bus? |
The future tense is, however,