Role play: A: hey lindsay what are you doing this weekend?（present progressive） B: I'm meeting my cousin this Saturday we are going to a concert, what about you? （present progressive ） A: I'll be visiting my grandparents on Sunday B: oh fun where did they live? （future progressive） A: they live near the coast I'll probably spend some time on beach too (future simple, spontaneous action) B: do you stay with them when you visit? (present progressive) A: no we will stay at my cousin's place (future simple)

Avoid the wall of formality with this future grammar： Future tense and future continue tense Future simple future progressive and future continuance or present progressive Future simple : native speakers prefer this over future progressive tense it's more flexible and versatile especially if you talking about actions that will required specific time you will be limited you can't use the future progressive If you needed default future simple is what you want Ex: we will see what happens …（prediction way general true statement） Ex: they will meet us in restaurant at seven Future simple is your go to / more flexible than future progressive Future progressive: we use situation and actions will be on going at a certain way emphasize duration of action Ex: i don't think I'll be spending much time with her Ex: we will be closing the office today (unspecified time) If you needed the specific time we need to use future simple Ex: we will close the office at 5 am future progressive Ex: hopefully the sun will be shining there Ex：hopefully the sun will shine (future simple) Present progressive to build connection Ex: are you doing anything fun this weekend? present progressive tense : Less formal and more friendly