Identify the form of tense: Tomorrow I am going to my old college.

Key phrase: "am going" — present continuous (be + verb-ing).

• Structure: subject + form of be + verb-ing (e.g., I am going).

• Use here: to express a planned future action ("Tomorrow I am going to my old college").

• Why other tenses are incorrect:

  • Simple present (e.g., "I go"): used for habits or general truths, not a planned near-future arrangement.

  • Present perfect (e.g., "I have gone"): links past actions to the present; does not indicate a future plan.

  • Present perfect continuous (e.g., "I have been going"): shows duration up to now, not a future arrangement.