1. FUTURE WILL: WILL + BASE FORM Ex. I’m tired. I’ll make you a coffee
A decision at the moment of speaking
Ex. I’m tired. I’ll make you a coffee
Predictions, uncertainty, opinion (probably, I think)
Ex. I think Liverpool will beat Manchester
Ex. Stop doing that or I’ll call the police
Promises and threats
Refuse to do something
Ex. I’ won’t do my homework!
Inevitable future facts
Ex. Tomorrow you’ll be 16
Requests and orders
Ex. Will you buy me a drink?
WILL + BASE FORM

2. PRESENT PROGRESSIVE OF «TO BE» + INFINITIVE
FUTURE
GOING TO:
A future action with no definite arrangements but the stress is on the intention
Ex. I am going to buy a new car next week
Predictions (we’re pretty sure about), expectations
Ex. There are lots of clouds in the sky. It’s going to rain
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE OF «TO BE» + INFINITIVE

3. Ex. Susan and Jane are meeting tonight
FUTURE
PRESENT CONTINUOUS (-ING FORM)
A definite arrangement in the near future
Ex. Susan and Jane are meeting tonight

4. FUTURE
PRESENT SIMPLE
Ex. The bus leaves for London at 8:15 on Saturday
Scheduled events (timetables)

6. CONDITIONAL Zero Conditional (simple present + simple present):
Things which are always or generally true
People get annoyed if you shout at them
If water boils, it evaporates
Scientific facts
First Conditional (simple present + simple future or can may might):
A future condition we think possible or likely
If I pass my exam, my parents will buy me a car
If you don’t think it is safe, you shouldn’t go
If we have any free time, you can organise a class trip