This document summarizes different ways to express the future in English grammar: the present simple for timetables and schedules, the present continuous for already decided close future events, "going to" for intentions and planned future events, and "will/shall" for predictions, offers, agreements/refusals, promises/threats, and questions using "will" for first person subjects and questions. It provides examples for each future construction and links to additional information videos.

1. FUTURE
PRESENT SIMPLE
O Timetables.
O Programmes.
O Fixed dates.
The course finishes on 24th June.
The concert starts at eight.

2. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
O Already decided and arranged.
O Close future .
O Verbs of movement.
O Appointments .
I’m playing football with my team on Sunday.
I’m meeting John for dinner tomorrow.

3. GOING TO
O Already decided and planned.
O Intentions.
O Predictions based on real events.
O Strong decisions and resolutions.
I’m going to be a good boy.
Those clouds are really black, it is going to rain.
On Saturday she is going to visit her grandma.

4. WILL/SHALL
O Decision at the moment.
O Predictions (fortune-teller).
O I think, probably, maybe…..
O Offers (except in questions).
O Agreeing or refusing.
O Promises and threats.
O Ask someone to do something.
O First conditional.
IN QUESTIONS
ONLY FOR : WE & I
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 Offers.
 Ask for opinion.
I will probably pass the exam.
Will you help me with my bags?
What shall I wear ?
Shall we help you ?

5. CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINKS FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION AND EXAMPLES
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