The document discusses future tense and ways to express future activities and plans in English. It provides examples of using "will" to express willingness or promises and "going to" to express plans. It also gives examples of using "will" and "going to" with forms of "be" to talk about future states. A sample conversation demonstrates asking and responding to questions about future plans and events using future tense.

1. Future Tense
WILL + Verb 1
(spontaneous Willingness,
promise)
(+) We will visit you soon
(-) We won’t visit you soon
(?) Will we visit you soon?
(Be) Going to + Verb 1
(Plan, signal about to do)
(+) we are going to deliver
speech.
(-) we are not going to deliver
speech
(?) are we going to deliver
speech?

2. Future Activities
Will/ (be) Going to + BE + Adj /Adv/N
They will be here tomorrow.
My brother is going to be pilot soon.
He will be fine.

3. Future Activities
Activities Immediately will take
place/occur/happen
We are about to send you order letter.
She is about to teach us.

4. A : Hi Jhon. Do you have something to do
tomorrow?
B : I don’t know. May be I will go to cinema.
A : nice. Day after tomorrow, will you join me in
the party?
B : Party? Of course. Whose party?
A : It is mine. I am going to throw a party for my
graduation in our rooftop.
B : great. I can’t wait.
A : now I am about to invite the other friends.
B : sure. Bye for now.

5. My Future Activities
Well. Next week in our office, we are going to
hold a joint meeting. Some employees from
Dubai will attend this yearly meeting. We are
going to discuss about the new published code
of conduct. This will be amazing because I will
have a great chance to meet with all the people
from around the globe. My main duty is to
assure all our guests feel like home. What an
epic job!