Present Continuous: To talk about arrangements , Be going to: To express future plans/intentions and to imply that the decision has been made, Future Continuous: For an arrangement to emphasize that something it will happen anyway (rather than that we have arranged it), To make polite enquiries about arrangements, To say that the action will be in progress at a certain time in the future, Present Simple: To talk about future events which are part of a timetable or a regular schedule, Was/were going to: Talk about future from the point of view of a time in the past, Be due to : (Formal style) Something is arranged and expected at a certain time , Be about to V / Be on the point of Ving: Something is going to happen very soon (without giving a specific time), Be + to V: (in formal style) to talk about official plans and arrangements,

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