verb tense
What´s the correct tense

a-I am spending the weekend with Bill on the coast.

B- The coast. you (will freeze / are going to freeze) to death. How (are you getting / going to get) there?

a- I (am catching/ will be catching) the 8.00 train and Bill (will meet me / is meeting me )

I really think there is more than one correct answer , isn´t there?

Thank you very much

Question

verb tense
What´s the correct tense

a-I am spending the weekend with Bill on the coast.

B- The coast. you (will freeze / are going to freeze) to death. How (are you getting / going to get) there?

a- I (am catching/ will be catching) the 8.00 train and Bill (will meet me / is meeting me )

I really think there is more than one correct answer , isn´t there?

Thank you very much

Answer

I think in conversational English all answers are acceptable. However, my personal choice would be as follows:

B- The coast! You will freeze to death. How will you get there?
a- I shall catch the 8.00 train and Bill will meet me

Note: traditionally the word "shall" is used with first person pronouns (I or we) in the future tense

Answer

Yes, indeed. They are all possible. In fact, it is fairly rare for a future form to be actually wrong.  For the first three, you really could use either form. For the fourth one, 'Bill is meeting me' would be the natural choice.

Answer

Yes, you're right. Any of those options would be fine.