Read the examples. Then complete the rules with the correct verb forms.
1. I'm about to start at Koç University...
2. It's a lively city, so you'll have a great social life.
3. I've already decided I'm going to settle there when I'm older.
4. You may find yourself sitting next to some very stylish classmates.
5. It's beautiful in every season. I'll probably go after lectures tomorrow.
6. There's always something going on there — there's an event there tomorrow.
7. I'm a real fan and I'm going again next weekend.

Verb forms: be about to, present continuous, be going to, may, present simple, will (x2).
We use:
a) present continuous for plans and arrangements.
b) present simple for regular, timetabled events.
c) will for decisions you've just made.
d) be going to for plans and intentions.
e) will and be going to to make predictions.
f) may/might/could for things that are possible in the future.
g) be about to for events that are going to happen very soon.

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