The document discusses different ways to talk about future plans and intentions in English using various verb tenses and structures: 1) "Going to" is used to talk about present intentions or plans for the near future. 2) The present continuous can refer to future plans that have already been arranged. 3) "Will" is used to talk about predictions or inevitable events without a specific plan or intention. 4) Modal verbs like "can", "must", etc. can also imply future plans or intentions. 5) Clauses with words like "if", "when", etc. use the present tense verb form even when referring to the future.