to talk about things in the future that we have already arranged to do: We _____ (have) a party
Present Progressive
To make predictions about the future, to talk about plans, and to talk about intentions when we decide something before the moment of speaking: I____(bake) a cake
Going to
To make predictions about the future, and for spontaneous decisions when we decide something at the moment of speaking: I __ (make) a chocolate cake
Will
to talk about future events that are at a specific time on a schedule: The party ___ (start) at 6 30 pm
Simple present
My train___ at six, and the trip takes about three hours.. (Leaves / will leave)
leaves
I_____ to the movies this evening. Do you want to come? ('ll go / 'm going)
'm going
________ to Alec when you see him tomorrow? (Are you going to speak / Do you speak)
Are you going to speak
Amy _____me at the café this evening at eight. (meets / 's meeting)
is meeting
Oh! The phone’s ringing. I ____ it ('m going to answer / 'll answer)
'll answer
What______ for your birthday this year? (do you do / are you going to do)
are you going to do
