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This future tense is used to refer to arrangements already made. They involve movement and have a set time as a signal word. (Will, Going to, Present Continuous, Present Simple)
Present Continuous
will
present simple
be going to
This future tense refers to timetables and scheduled events. (Will, Going to, Present Continuous, Present Simple)
be going to
Present Simple
present continuous
will
What time ___________ work on Mondays?
are you finishing
do you finish
are you going to finish
will you finish
I'm sorry I made you so angry. I promise I _______ it again.
am not going to do
don´t do
won´t do
am not doing
It's really hot. _________ the window, please?
Will you open
Open you
Are you opening
Are you going to open
A: Where are you going? B: I ______________ something for dinner.
will buy
am going to buy
buy
am buying
When I_________ eighteen, I will get a dog.
am
am being
am going to be
will be
Did you see that advert? I ________ that new phone tomorrow.
am buying
am going to buy
buy
will
The sky is very dark. I think it ___________ .
rains
will rain
is raining
is going to rain
I can´t see you at the weekend because I ___________ my grandparents.
will visit
going to visit
am visiting
visit
Slow down! You ________ an accident!
have
are having
will have
are going to have
When the waiter comes we ______ our food.
are going to order
will order
order
are ordering
The train _____________ at 9 o´clock tonight.
arrives
is going to arrive
is arriving
will arrive
Everything is already planned. We _____________ to Greece for Holidays next month.
going
are going to go
will go
go
I ______________ right back!
am going to be
am being
am
will be
To make a prediction based on what we see we use: (Will, Going to, Present Continuous, Present Simple)
present simple
will
present continuous
be going to
