How to use: THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS FOR THE FUTURE

There are many ways to express the future in English and you should use the present continuous with a time reference to talk about arrangements in the future. In the English grammar video we look at how to use it and compare it to other future forms such as going to.
After watching this video you should consult our other videos about future tenses
What's the difference between WILL and SHALL?
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What's the difference between WILL and GOING TO?
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What's the difference between "Will you need anything else?" and "Will you be needing anything else?". Please explain. What's the rule?

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whenever we start a video every teacher says today I am gonna show you . So isn't it a specific arrangement made before . shouldn't we use present continuous tense in this case

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Which is the difference between " I'm having lunch at 12 " and " I will be having lunch at 12 " ?

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