Present continuous for future

The present continuous form is the following: am/are+base form+ing. The present continuous is used in English with a future meaning, to indicate an action planned in a near future. The present continuous is also used when the person speaking wants to express dismay over repeated behavior of other people.

Use	Examples
Action planned	What are you doing this evening? I’m watching the first episode of my favourite TV series I’m meeting my American cousins next week. They’re coming here on holiday for fifteen days Next month they’re leaving to Australia. They’ve already booked their flight.
to express dismay or annoyance over someone’s behaviour	She’s always talking on the phone with her friends I can’t stand her anymore. She’s always complaining about nothing really serious