Here are some other ways of expressing the future in English:
Due to indicates the reason or cause of something. It is often used to introduce the cause of an event or situation.
- His flight was canceled due to bad weather.
About to suggests that something is going to happen very soon, typically in the immediate future.
- I'm about to leave for work.
Likely indicates that something is probable or expected to happen.
- It is likely to rain later this evening.
Unlikely indicates that something is improbable or not expected to happen.
- It's unlikely that he will arrive on time.
On the verge of means very close to or on the brink of something, typically an event or action.
- The company was on the verge of bankruptcy before the new CEO took over.
On the point of is similar to "on the verge of" and implies being very close to doing something.
- She was on the point of tears after hearing the news.
Sure to indicates a high degree of certainty or likelihood that something will happen.
- With his skills, he is sure to succeed in his new job.
Bound to suggests inevitability or certainty regarding an outcome or action.
- With all the delays, the project is bound to be late.
To be to do sth: This phrase implies an obligation or requirement for someone to do something. It often suggests a formal or official instruction.
- He is to submit the report by tomorrow morning.