Future

The Future
There are many ways of talking about the future time in English. This is a summary of the most common forms and their uses.

1-Future will
A future simple (will+infinitive)
The will future is used to talk about:
2-Future facts 
The sun will rise at 6:30 tomorrow morning.
3-Predictions or expectations
I expect Helen and John will be late again.
4-Strong intentions 
When Laura retires, I will deffidefin apply for her job.
5-Instant decisios about  the immediate future.
The phone is ringing, I will answer it.
6-Offers
I will take you to the airport if you like.

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