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    The document discusses different ways to talk about the future in English. The present continuous is often used to talk about future arrangements, such as "I am having a guitar lesson tomorrow morning." Will/won't is commonly used to make predictions, like "She is very clever. I'm sure she will do really well at the university." Going to is frequently used to express intentions, such as "Next year, I'm going to start university."

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    The document discusses different ways to talk about the future in English. The present continuous is often used to talk about future arrangements, such as "I am having a guitar lesson tomorrow morning." Will/won't is commonly used to make predictions, like "She is very clever. I'm sure she will do really well at the university." Going to is frequently used to express intentions, such as "Next year, I'm going to start university."

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    Future tenses

     To talk about future arrangements, we often use the PRESENT CONTINUOUS.


    eg. I am having a guitar lesson tomorrow morning.

     To make predictions, we often use WILL/WON’T (+verb).


    eg. She is very clever. I’m sure she will do really well at the university.
    This is the dry time of the year. It won’t rain again until September.

     To talk about intentions, we often use  GOING TO (+verb).


    eg. Next year, I’m going to start university.
    Where are you going to go on holyday next year?

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