In a row

Go to somewhere.
Go + an action

Future
1- Will
To talk about the situations for which we haven’t decided yet. And we think now!
After class I will eat an orange. + weather forecast
 The contraction form is: ‘ll : I’ll go shopping tomorrow.
 The negative form would be like: I won’t go shopping tomorrow.

2- Be going to:
To talk about the situations, we are quite sure about and we’ve decided in advance.
Structure: subject + tobe + going to + a simple verb
I am going to study tomorrow.
They are going to play soccer tomorrow at 5.
 Pronunciation tip: going to is pronounced as gonna!
Negative form: I am not going to swim in the sea.
Next week, we’re going to go shopping.
Going to go skiing.

3- Present continuous:
To talk about the situations, you are completely sure about and have decided in
advance.
I’m visiting a patient tomorrow at 6.
He is playing tennis next week on Wednesday.

 Can we use simple present in the form of future?

Yes, in case of settled schedules.
Tomorrow in the morning a plane takes off from Tabriz.
A train leaves Tehran in an hour from now.

Do you often visit your relatives?

What do you do when you visit them?
Maternal life
Do you take anything when you visit them? (Empty-handed)
Who are you going to meet soon?
What is your plan for the next holidays?
Do you like to watch sports on TV?
Do you play any sports?
Which is popular sports in your country?
Who is your favorite sports star? Priority
Is there any kind of sport you like to try in the future? (Avid) Since I am an avid
swimmer, maybe one day I will start playing water polo.
Are you going to play any sports soon? I have decided to.
Can you describe your hometown a little? It’s known for its people hospitality.
How long have you been living there?
What do you like most about your hometown? In contrast – unique
Would you like to live there in the future?
Just Already Yet
Just means a very short time ago.
They just arrived.
My father just left.

Already means before expected.

(your guests were supposed to arrive at 5, you call home at 4.50 and your brother
says) they have already arrived.

Yet
 Yet comes with negative sentences.
 It goes to the end of the sentence.
They haven’t arrived yet.
They didn’t call yet.

 Just, already and yet can be used both with simple past and present perfect.

What’s your favorite animal?

Do you like to see animals in the zoo? (In captivity)
Do you keep a pet? (if not, did you like to have)
What pet will you have later?
If you raise children in the future, will you allow them to keep a pet?
Do you like going to street markets?
What do people usually buy at street markets? Groceries
What is the difference between street markets and supermarkets?