You subscribe to a newspaper. You're checking the mail, and there's a letter warning you that you have to pay for your subscription again soon. You say to your husband:
Our subscription to the Times is coming up for renewal.
bills, future, newspaper, subscription 
You're presenting awards at a company-wide end of year party. You have to call out someone's name that's written down, but the spelling is very tricky. You don't think you'll be able to pronounce the name correctly. Before saying the name, you say:
I know I'm going to mangle this...
announcements, future, pronunciation, speech 
You're interviewing for a job. The interviewer asks you what you'd like to be doing in 5 years. You answer:
Ideally, I'd like to be responsible for managing a small team of my own.
Your daughter is packing for a weekend vacation. She's packed two large suitcases and a backpack.You think that's too much. You say:
I find it hard to believe that you're really going to need all that luggage for just 3 days.
Your young child is playing with the door, opening and closing it. You’re worried that his fingers are going to get squeezed and hurt. You tell him:
Watch out! Your fingers are going to get caught in the door.
You and your husband are moving across the country. You're going to move first, and your husband is going to come a few weeks later. You're explaining your plan to a friend on the phone:
He's going to hang back for a few weeks to tie up a few loose ends.
future, idioms, moving, phrasal verb 
You and your roommate had dinner together, and you’re now cleaning up. Your roommate is loading the dishwasher, but it’s full now. You offer to wash the rest of the dishes:
I’ll do the rest by hand.
You're moving into a new apartment. The moving company that you hired has delivered all of your stuff to the new apartment. Now you have to unpack it. You think to yourself:
Now it's just a matter of getting everything unpacked!
You're watching a TV talk show. The lead singer of a rock band is being interviewed, and the host asks what the band is doing in the near future. The musician says:
We have a few shows coming up later this month.
You're riding in a car with your family. Your kids are in the back seat, and they're begging you to get ice cream for them. They keep asking again and again, but you keep saying "no". Now it's starting to annoy you, so you want to stop the conversation. You say:
We're not stopping to get ice cream, and that's that!
conversation enders, decision, driving, food, future, idioms, infinitive, 日本語サポート 