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Have a look at this conversation
Joe: Oh, no, I've got work tomorrow!
Ben: Really? You do know it is a bank holiday tomorrow, right?
Joe: I thought it was next week
Ben: No it's tomorrow
Joe: GREAT! No work tomorrow. Let's have another beer.
Ben: Let me get them. I have a day off on Tuesday,
Joe: Lucky you
Ben: Yeah, and next week I'm on holiday for a week
What are your plans for the weekend? Do you know? Don't you know? Are you unsure? Let's look at some expressions you can use to talk about your weekend (and future plans) and the different percentage of likeliness.
First, let's look at a more natural way of saying 'What are you doing for the weekend?' We can say 'What are you up to this weekend?' This means exactly the same as what are you doing, but is more natural.
If the weekend has just finished you can ask 'What did you get up to at the weekend?'
What are you up to this weekend?
I'm going to 100% the cinema
(I don't know..) I'll probably 90% go to Exeter
(I'm not sure) I might... 60% go shopping
I doubt I'll 45% stay in
It's unlikely I'll 30% have to work
I'm not going to 0% cook
I definitely won't 0% go to the gym
Note: These percentages are just a rough-guide.
So, what are you up to this weekend?