1. Present tense used as future
Startblock In German, as in English, you can use the present tense with certain time expressions to talk about the future.

2. Present tense used as future
ACHTUNG
To talk about this morning, you can say either heute Morgen or heute früh. Use früh (early; in the morning) instead of Morgen with the adverbs morgen and übermorgen.
Heute Morgen habe ich Biologie. This morning I have biology.
Morgen früh habe ich Chemie. Tomorrow morning I have chemistry.

3. Present tense used as future
The adverbs heute (today), morgen (tomorrow), and übermorgen (the day after tomorrow) are commonly used with the present tense to express future ideas. Use them with these time expressions to specify the time of day at which a future action will occur.
Morgen gehen wir einkaufen.
Tomorrow we’re going shopping.
Heute Nachmittag gehe ich schwimmen.
This afternoon I’m going swimming.

4. Present tense used as future
Use am with Morgen, Vormittag, Mittag, Nachmittag, Abend, Wochenende, or the days of the week to specify when something will occur. When both the day of the week and the time of day are specified, they form a compound noun: Dienstagmittag, Mittwochabend.
Am Sonntag gehen wir angeln.
We’re going fishing on Sunday.
Am Freitagnachmittag gehe ich zum Arzt.
I’m going to the doctor’s Friday afternoon.

5. Present tense used as future
Use im with months and seasons (Frühling, Sommer, Herbst, Winter).
Im Februar fahre ich Ski.
I’m going skiing in February.
Im Frühling gehe ich wandern.
I’m going hiking this spring.

6. Present tense used as future
The adjective nächste (next) can be used with time-related nouns such as days of the week, seasons, and months. In this usage, it takes accusative endings.
nächsten Sommer
next summer
nächste Woche
next week
nächstes Jahr
next year