Define the correct variant of future expression. Write the correct tense. (Future Simple, Present Simple, Present Continuous) 1. She's leaving tomorrow. 2. I am buying a new car today. I have got money from the client. 3. The plane lands at 2:34.

Let's analyze each sentence and determine the correct tense for expressing future actions.

1. She's leaving tomorrow.

   The correct tense here is Present Continuous. This tense is used for planned future events or arrangements.

2. I am buying a new car today. I have got money from the client.

   The correct tense here is Future Simple. I will buy a new car. As the speaker has already secured funds (got money), they are stating a future intention or plan to buy the car soon.

3. The plane lands at 2:34.

   The correct tense here is Present Simple. This tense is often used for scheduled events like flight times or timetables.