Will you go to 6 Flags next week? (I'm sure, maybe, I guess...)
Use 'will' with probability (I'm sure I will go)
Your crush has shown some interest in you. What are some things you intend to do?
Use 'going to' to talk about intentions.
What are you going to do on your next holiday?
Use going to or present continuous to talk about plans. "On my next holiday, I'm going to _____"
What will you be doing at 4:00 pm tomorrow?
Use 'will be + ing' to talk about continuous actions in the future.
Think about California . What do you think will have happened by 2030?
Use 'will have + past participle' to talk about the past from the future.
Tell us about your arrangements for the weekend.
Use the Present Continuous to talk about plans. "I'm ____+ing _____"
You're a fortune teller now. Predict some things for the future of 3 classmates.
Use 'WILL' to talk about predictions.
Which country will host the 2028 Summer Olympics
Use 'will' for facts
You're failing a course. What are some things you intend/plan to do?
Use 'going to' to talk about intentions/ plans
You've just left a party. Make two spontaneous decisions.
Use 'will' to make spontaneous decisions. "I'll _________"
What will you be doing this summer?
Use 'will be + ing' to talk about continuous actions in the future.
Class has just finished. What's next? Make two spontaneous decisions.
Use 'will' to make spontaneous decisions. "I think I'll ___________"
What do you think will have happened in outer space by 2050?
Use Future Perfect (will have + past participle) " By 2050, ____ will have ____..."
You're at the mall with your friend. What do you think she'll buy?
Use the Present Simple (might, could...) or Present Future (will) -- prediction
Think about yourselves. What do you think will have happened by 2030?
Use 'will have + past participle' to talk about the past from the future.
You're a fortune teller now. Predict some things for the future of the teacher.
Use 'WILL' to talk about predictions. " She will ______________"
You're at the restaurant. Make two spontaneous decisions.
Use 'will' to make spontaneous decisions. "I'll have the _______."