What will you do tomorrow?, Nope. This is a question about plans -> What are you doing tomorrow? / What are you going to do tomorrow?, You're having a driving test tomorrow? You'll fail it, I know., Yep. This is a prediction based only on an option. There is no evidence given about why the person has to fail., You can't open this tin? I'm going to help you!, Nope. This is a spontaneous reaction. -> I'll help you!, I'm meeting my friends tomorrow at 8.00 in our usual cafe., Yes. The meeting is clearly arranged: we know the place, the time, who's coming, the table is reserved., You're having a driving test tomorrow? You're going to fail. Statistics say that 99% of people fail their first one., Yep. This is a prediction based on evidence (statistics), not just a personal opinion., Shall he come and help?, Nope. In standard modern English, for suggestions, shall is used only with I or we..

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