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Present continuous
Used for future plans.

Simple Present
Used for scheduled future events.

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Comparative: To show how two things are different from each other.
Superlative: To compare three or more things.

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Comparative adjective: S + verb be + comparative adjective + than + s.
Superlative adjective:  S + verb be + the + superlative adjective + s.
Comparative adverb: S + verb + comparative adverb (ly)+ than + s.
Superlative adverb:  S + verb + the + superlative adverb (ly) + s.

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Comparative adjetive : Europe is bigger than Mexico Australia.
Superlative adjetive: The cave is the darkest place in the world.
Comparative adverb :  The Rio Negro runs more quickly than Rio Amazonas.
Superlative adverb: The water runs the most slowly in the summer.

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Should (not): for advice and recommendations.
Have to: for responsabilities.
Not Have to: for things that are not requireted.
Must: for obligations.
Must (not): for prohibitions.

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Should: S + should +  verb + C .
Have to: S + have to +  verb + C.
Must: S + must + verb + C.

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Should: She should look at the labels.
Have to: You have to be cool
Must: You must use cold water.

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Present Continuous
S+ am/is/are + verb(ing) +C

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Present continuous:
She is studing Math this night.

Simple Present:
We travel to Spain on June 11th.

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To predict future events.

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Will: S+ will + verb + C.
Won't: S + will + not + verb + C.

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People will talk on wireless phones.

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Use for experiences that happened at an indefinite time the past.
Regular Verbs:
Played, worked, jumped, studied.

Irregular verbs:
Drive, drove, driven; Write, wrote written.

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To show results or possible results of future actions.

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If + simple present + , + Future (will, may, might).

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S+have/has+ past participle.

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If I study, I will pass the exam.

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Be going to: to talk about plans in the future.
Will: to talk about predictions and unplanned decisions.

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Regular verbs:
She has studies for her English test all day.

Irregular verbs:
I have gone to Europe two times.

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Be going to: S + be going to + verb + C.
Will: S + will + verb + C.

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Be going to: I am going to study medicine.
Will: I will live in USA.

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Experiences that happened at an indefinite time in the past.

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Have / Has + Subject + Past Participle.

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Have you ever gone to Spain?

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Use for people, place, and thing that are not specific.

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Too
Use too + adjective + infinitive to show something is more than what we want or need.

Enough
Use adjective +  enough +  infinitive to  show somethin is what  we want or need.

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Too
too + adjective + infinitive

Enough
Adjetive + enough +  infinitive

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It's not too late to change your mind.

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I want to go any where to relax.

Everyone likes ice cream.

I've seen you somewhere before.

There isn't anyone at the door.

She knows nothing of our plans.

This is your chance to put everything on the table.