This document discusses different ways to talk about the future in English using verb tenses. It explains the present continuous tense is used for future arrangements involving travel plans or fixed events happening in the near future. The "be going to" construction expresses predictions based on present evidence or intentions and plans. The modal verb "will" is used to make predictions without present evidence or to discuss decisions, offers, and promises. The document provides examples of different future tense structures and has exercises for learners to practice identifying the correct future tense based on contexts.