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It makes sense that some of the future tenses include predictions/hypotheses because those deal with guessing future results. These tenses include be going+infinitive, future continuous, and future simple. The tenses be going+infinitive and present continuous are most commonly used. This is probably because these are statements describing what you decided to do or want to do, or how you perceive something. For example, saying, \"At the end of this concert, everyone here are going to be tired tomorrow morning.\" This is a to be+infinitive structure and is implying that everyone will be tired after staying up late watching the concert. A present continuous example could be, \"I'm going to Joe's tomorrow to play video games.\" These two examples can be found as staple sentence structures in many societies. So, everyone wants to state what they want to do and give their own feedback on predictions. As the teacher, I might consider having the first couple future tense lessons as these two tenses I've talked about because they will be used in most circumstances.
