The Six Tenses of the Present Perfect

With the present perfect, we're interested in past experiences more than past times or dates. We use going to with an infinitive verb for things you plan or expect to happen. So Finn's been in Goa for two days, and it's been really hot since he arrived. And that's tense six, the present continuous for future arrangements. Question one: Is it A, I'm needing some new shoes, or B, It's raining tomorrow? Well done if you got those right.