Practice: Future Time

For fixed schedules/timetables, use Present Simple, not 'will'. In Spanish, you might say 'El tren sale a las 7pm mañana.'

For personal arrangements, use Present Continuous, not 'will'. In Spanish, you might say 'Voy a cenar con mi familia esta noche.'

For planned intentions, 'going to' is more natural. 'Will' sounds like a prediction. In Spanish, you might say 'Ella va a ir a París el próximo mes.'

For predictions, use 'will'. In Spanish, you might say 'Creo que va a llover mañana.'

For fixed schedules/timetables, use Present Simple, not 'will'. In Spanish, you might say 'El concierto empieza a las 8pm esta noche.'

For planned intentions, 'going to' is more natural. 'Will' sounds like a prediction. In Spanish, you might say 'Vamos a ir de picnic mañana.'

For predictions, use 'will'. In Spanish, you might say 'Creo que va a hacer frío esta noche.'

For personal arrangements, use Present Continuous, not 'will'. In Spanish, you might say 'Voy a encontrarme con mis amigos a las 5pm.'

For fixed schedules/timetables, use Present Simple, not 'will'. In Spanish, you might say 'El avión sale a las 2pm mañana.'

For planned intentions, 'going to' is more natural. 'Will' sounds like a prediction. In Spanish, you might say 'Voy a empezar un nuevo trabajo la próxima semana.'