We can use be going to, the present continuous and will to talk about future plans, decision and arrangements.
A plan
- I'm going to see that film tomorrow.
An arrangement
- I'm flying to Paris on Friday.
A spontaneous decision
- I've forgotten my my suncream. I'll go to the shop and buy some.
We can use will and be going to for future predictions.
Be going to - when a prediction is based on strong evidence - you could find definitely before the main verb:
- Look at those clouds. It's definitely going to rain.
Will - with a generally prediction, and you could find probably before the main verb. Perhaps at the beginning of the sentence.
- They'll probably win the match.
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