future

I love London. I will probably gosignal word: probably → future I (will) there next year.

Our train leavestime table → simple present at 4:47.

What (Your answer: »going to weared you«) are you wearingnear future → present progressive OR future I (going to) at the party tonight?

I haven't made up my mind yet. But I think I will findsignal word: I think → future I (will) something nice in my mum's wardrobe.

This is my last day here. I am goingnear future → present progressive OR future I (going to)Note: 'go' is usually used in present progressive to avoid the repetition (going to go). back to England tomorrow.

Hurry up! The conference beginsschedule → Simple Present. in 20 minutes.

My horoscope says that I will meetYou can't do anything to change that, it's in the stars. ;o) → Future I (will) an old friend this week.

Look at these big black clouds! It is going to rainsomething (the black clouds) is indicating that an event is going to happen in the near future → future I (going to) .

Here is the weather forecast. Tomorrow will beYou can't do anything about the weather → Future I (will) dry and sunny.

What does a blonde say when she sees a banana skin lying just a few metres in front of her? - Oh dear! I am going to slipsomething (the blonde and the banana skin) is indicating that an event is going to happen in the near future ;o) → Future I (going to)