Is the present continuous used in these sentences to talk about now (N), the future (F), or either (E)? 1. I can't talk at the moment. I've got an exam tomorrow and I'm revising. 2. I'm meeting Sal outside the library. I'm sure she'll be there. 3. Guess what? I'm studying on that course, too. That's strange! 4. We're leaving in half an hour. Do you want to see us there? 5. She's preparing a very special meal, I've heard. 6. They're playing at the new hockey fields, on the outskirts of town, at 3 pm. 7. He's listening to music. He can't hear you with his earphones on.