The document discusses various ways to express future actions, including the use of 'going to', present continuous, and 'will'. The choice of structure depends on the intended meaning, such as arrangements, plans, or predictions. It also references resources for further understanding of these grammatical forms.

1. FUTURE
FORMS

2. We have different ways of
talking about the future. We
often use going to (+ infinitive),
the present continuous (to be +
-ing) or will (+ infinitive). The
structure we use depends on
the function of what we want to
say, whether we are talking
about arrangements, plans,
predictions, etc.

3. Let’s read what the uses and
forms of these forms are:

6. This is the grammar
structure:

10. Let’s recap

12. Taken and adapted
from:
https://7esl.com/will-vs-going-to/
https://7esl.com/simple-future-tense/
https://7esl.com/present-continuous-t
ense/
http://www.livhambrett.com/2013/09/2
5/englisch-macht-spas-the-future/