present continuous: To talk about personal arrangements and fixed plans, when the time and place have been decided: I´m seeing John on Saturday. , To talk about actions which are just starting, with verbs of movement: I´m going next door., will + infinitive: To give or ask for information about the future: Karen will start school when she´s 3., To make decisions, promises and offers: I will help you with your homework., For official arrangements: The President will give his speech on TV., To predict the future with no present evidence: Manchester United will win the match tomorrow!, present simple: To talk about events which are part of a timetable or regular schedule: The plane .... at 3pm., To give/ask for instructions: When you go to London, go to King´s Cross Station., be going to + infinitive: To talk about plans or decisions that have already been made: Jane is going to phone you tonight., To predict the future based on present evidence: Be careful! You are going to fall!,

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