The document discusses different uses of future tenses in English including present continuous/going to and will. Present continuous/going to is used to talk about plans and intentions as well as predictions that can be seen happening. Will is used for predictions based on opinions, instant decisions, offers to help someone, promises, and requests when something is needed. Examples are provided that demonstrate these uses of future tenses in short sentences.

1. FUTURE TENSES
Matchthe uses of PRES. CONT/GOING TO to sentencesA-C below:
1. We use presentcontinuous/goingto to talk about plans
2. We use be goingto to talk about predictions(we can see what isgoing to happen)
3. We use be goingto to talk about intentions
A. Lookat those cars! Theyare goingto crash
B. I am goingto studyPharmacywhenI finishschool
C. Tomorrowmorningwe are havinga meal at home withall our school mates.
Matchthe uses of WILL 3-7 withsentences D-H below:
3. predictions(basedon your opinionsabout the future)
4. instant decisions(youmake at the time of speaking)
5. offers(whenyou want to helpsomeone)
6. promises
7. requests(whenyou needsomething)
D. I promise I won't letyou down
E. In 2050 there will be a massive natural disaster
F. Will yougive me some water?
G. I will carry those suitcases for you
H. "What wouldyou like to drink?" I'll have a cup of red wine,please