The document discusses different ways to express future actions and events in English using verbs like "will", "going to", present continuous, present simple, perfect future, and future continuous. It provides examples of how each tense can be used, such as using "will" to make promises or express weather forecasts, "going to" to talk about intentions or future plans, and present continuous to discuss plans that seem likely to happen.

1. FUTURE
WILL
A)To express a certain future
We will definitely phone you tonight
B)To express a long future prediction
Arnedo will be a great city in some years
C)To express promises
I promise I will buy you a present tomorrow
D)To express the weather forecast
The weather will be sunny in the South of Spain
E)To express sudden decisions
The phone rings, I will answer it.
GOING TO
A) to express intentions
I’m going to eat less
B)To express future plans
I’m going to travel Italy in summer
C)To express predictions about evident facts
Look at these dark clouds. I think it’s going to rain
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
A) To express plans that seem almost sure.
I’m travelling to Logroño this evening
PRESENT SIMPLE
A)To speak about an action that will be going on in the future
At this time next week I will be flying to New York
PERFECT FUTURE
to speak about actions that will be finished in the future
We will have flown to New York by next week
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
To speak about actions that will go on in the future
Next year I will be working in an office