You use the PRESENT SIMPLE to refer to..., timetables and events on a schedule., future events that have been planned., intentions., actions completed before a certain time in the future., You don't use WILL to , refer to decisions made at the moment of speaking., offer help., make promises or requests., refer to actions happening during a period up to a specified time in the future., You use the PRESENT CONTINUOUS to refer to, predictions based on present knowledge., future events that have already been planned., decisions made at the moment of speaking., actions in progress at a certain moment in the future., The FUTURE CONTINUOUS is used , for actions in progress over a given period of time., for expressing certainty about something., for timetables and schedules., for intentions and future plans., Which of these expressions means IT IS PROBABLE?, To be about to, To be due to, To be likely to, Words & phrases such as WHEN, AS SOON AS, BEFORE, BY THE TIME  aren't followed by ... to refer to future actions., will, present simple, present continuous.

FCE - Future Forms

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