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Future Tenses
Future Simple - I will go, you won't go, will she go? Used for future certainties, promises, and predictions. Shall rather than will is sometimes used for suggestions and invitations.
Future Continuous - I will be going, you won't be going, will he be going? Used to indicate that an action will be in progress at a certain time in the future, to predict the present, to enquire about other's plans, or to refer to future fixed events.
Future Perfect - I will have gone, you won't have gone, will they have gone? Used to say that an action will be complete at a certain moment in the future.
Future Perfect Continuous - I will have been working, you won't have been working, will we have been working? Used to indicate how long an action will have been continuing at a certain time in the future.
Be going + infinitive - I am going to cook. Used to state intentions, predictions, and plans.
Present Simple - The flight leaves at 6:00. Used for schedules and timetables.
Present Continuous - I am leaving tomorrow. Used for definite arrangements.
