Future

Future with 'Will'

Use the future with 'will' to:

·         Make a future prediction

·         Express a decision made about the future at the moment (spontaneous reactions to events)

·         Make a promise

·         Think about future possibilities

Examples:

It will rain tomorrow.
I think he won't attend the meeting.
Oh! You're all wet. I'll fetch you a blanket.

Future with 'Going to'

Use the future with 'going to' to speak about future intentions or plans made before the present moment.

Examples:

We are going to study abroad next semester.
Who are you going to visit in Seattle?
Peter isn't going to attend next week's meeting.

Future Continuous

Use the future continuous to speak about an activity that will be happening at a precise point in time in the future.

Examples:

I'll be playing tennis at four this afternoon.
When you arrive in Boston, I'll be sleeping soundly in my bed.What will you be doing this time next week?