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Future tenses and constructions
We can also use Present Simple and Present Continuous to talk about the future.

Present Simple is used to talk about timetables: The train leaves at 10 o’clock.

Present Continuous is used for arrangements in the near future: We’re going to an exhibition this Thursday.

1. [Are you going|Will you have gone] to that museum excursion next Friday?
2. This year Jemma and her boyfriend [go|will go] to her parents for Christmas.
3. By the next weekend, I [will have already watched|will already be watching] this film! I'll tell you my impression firsthand, don't worry.
4. I think I [will go| am going to go]
   to the Christmas party. My parents seem to be OK with that.
5. This is Kate's first time trying pottery. By the end of the session, she [will finish|will be still finishing] her pot.
6. Alright! I promise I [am going to| will] clean up the mess in my bedroom after lunch.
7. I can't believe it's December already… By this time next week, [I will have been working|will be working] in this company for exactly one year!
8. We [will not go |aren't going]
   to Italy on holiday. We have decided on it already.