The document discusses uses of different verb tenses and structures to talk about future plans, intentions, and arrangements. It provides examples of using the present progressive to describe definitive plans ("I'm meeting some friends on Saturday") and "going to" to emphasize intentions rather than fixed plans ("I am going to try that new salsa club"). It also notes that the simple present is used for scheduled events ("The flight leaves very early in the morning").

1. Futureplans, intentions and arragements

2. I’m meeting some friends on Saturday. onSaturday The flight leaves very early in the morning. very early in the morning. I am going to try that new salsa club.

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7. I’m meeting some friends on Saturday. onSaturday The flight leaves very early in the morning. very early in the morning. I am going to try that new salsa club.

8. Present Progressive is used to talk about personal plans and arrangements that have been fully plan or finalized. IT IS A DECISION YOU HAVE MADE. I’m meeting some friends on Saturday. onSaturday It is arranged; the court is reserved I’mplayingtennistomorrow That is my decision; no one can stop me I’mgoingtoplaytennistomorrow.

9. Going to is used to emphasize the intention rather than the plan or arrangement. I am going to try that new salsa club.

10. In Englishthe simple presentisnot a commonfutureform. Itisonlyusedfor impersonal, scheduledevents. The flight leaves very early in the morning. very early in the morning.

11. will vs goingto Itisusedtoexpress a predictionthatitis personal Toexpress a predictionbasedonevidencenow.

12. http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/tenses/future.htm http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/future-mix/exercises

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