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There are 7 tenses used to express future events:
1. future simple: I'll be at the park tomorrow. (subject + will + verb)
usage: future facts/certainties, promises, predictions, assumptions, spontaneous decisions, threats
2. future continuous: She'll be performing next Friday. (subject + will + be + present participle)
usage: something will be in progress at a moment in the future, to predict what might be happening now, to politely inquire someone's plans, to refer to fixed future events
3. future perfect: You'll have waited thirty minutes when they finally help you. (subject + will + have + past participle)
usage: to say something will have been completed by a future moment
4. future perfect continuous: They'll have been sitting there twenty minutes before being served. (subject + will + have + been + present participle)
usage: to say how long something will have been going on by a future moment in time
5. be going + infinitive: I am going to Asia next spring. (subject + present conjugated "to be" + going to)
usage: intentions, predictions based on current evidence, plans (decisions made before speaking)
6. present simple: The flight takes off at 7:35 pm. (present tense)
usage: to suggest a formal event, timetables, to suggest an impersonal event
7. present continuous: We're going on vacation in two weeks. (present tense)
usage: definite arrangements, for decisions and plans without a time frame
