Will + Going to

The Simple Future

El futuro simple

To begin with

Para expresar el tiempo futuro, podemos utilizar dos expresiones diferentes. Cada una se aplica a un contexto determinado.

Simple Future: I will...

Es un verbo modal. Lo utilizamos para DECISIONES INMEDIATAS EN ORACIONES AFIRMATTIVAS Y NEGATIVAS, lo colocamos entre el pronombre personal y el verbo que estemos mencionando . . .

Affirmative form

will

Verb

Subject

work

will

work

will

He

will

work

She

will

work

It

work

will

You

will

work

We

will

work

They

Let's see some examples...

Veamos algunos ejemplos

What will Nikké do?

1. She will study plants and cells.
2. She will go to a foreign country.
3. She will learn English.
4. She will work for the government.
5. She will need our help.

Simple Future: I will not...

Para formar oraciones negativas, lo que haremos será añadir la palabra "not" inmediatamente después del will y antes del verbo, así . . .

Negative form

Subject

will

Verb

play

will not

play

will not

He

will not

play

She

will not

play

It

play

will not

You

will not

play

We

will not

play

They

Let's see some examples...

Veamos algunos ejemplos

What will not Nikké do?

1. She will not study maths.
2. She will not be in her country.
3. She will not learn French.
4. She will not work for a company.
5. She will not be alone.

Simple Future: Will you... ?

Para formar oraciones interrogativas, lo que haremos será CAMBIAR EL ORDEN en el cual formamos nuestra oración. El verbo modal "will" irá primero, seguido de nuestro pronombre personal, de la siguiente manera . . .

Interrogative form

Subject

Will

Verb

study?

Will

study?

he

Will

she

study?

Will

it

study?

Will

study?

you

Will

we

study?

Will

they

study?

Will

Let's see some examples...

Veamos algunos ejemplos

Will Nikké...?

1. Will Nikké study English?
2. Will she be in her country?
3. Will she learn French?
4. Will Nikké work for a company?
5. Will she be alone?

To continue

¿Se acuerdan de que, al inicio de esta clase, dijimos que podemos armar oraciones en futuro simple de dos maneras diferentes?

Simple Future: I am going to...

Going to: Es como decir "Voy a . . ." en español. Lo usamos para ACCIONES PLANIFICADAS. A DIFERENCIA del "will" para formar oraciones con "going to" necesitamos añadir el VERBO TO BE antes del verbo que queramos utilizar. Pero ¿AM, IS o ARE? ¿Cuál necesitamos?

Quickly Reminder

Si tengo el pronombre "I" simpre uso "AM"

Si tengo los pronombres . . .

Si tengo los pronombres . . .

¿AM, IS O ARE?

YOU / WE / THEY

HE / SHE / IT

Voy a utilizar . . .

Voy a utilizar. . .

IS

ARE

Affirmative form

Verb to be

Going to + verb

Subject

going to visit my dad

am

going to visit my dad

is

He

is

going to visit my dad

She

is

going to visit my dad

It

going to visit my dad

are

You

going to visit my dad

are

We

are

going to visit my dad

They

Let's see some examples...

Veamos algunos ejemplos

What is Nikké going to do?

1. She is going to study English.
2. Nikké is going to a foreign country.
3. She is going to learn a new language.
4. Nikké is going to work for the government.
5. She is going to be with her sister.

Simple Future: I am not going to...

Para formar oraciones negativas, tenemos que añadir "not" DESPUÉS del verbo to be

Negative form

Verb to be + not

Going to + verb

Subject

going to read today

am not

going to read today

is not

He

is not

going to read today

She

is not

going to read today

It

going to read today

are not

You

going to read today

are not

We

are not

going to read today

They

Simple Future: Are you going to...?

Para formar oraciones interrogativas, tenemos que, una vez más, CAMBIAR EL ORDEN de nuestra oración. El VERB TO BE irá antes del pronombre personal . . .

Interrogative form

Subject

Verb to be

Going to + verb

going to stay?

Am

going to stay?

he

Is

she

going to stay?

Is

it

going to stay?

Is

going to stay?

you

Are

we

going to stay?

Are

they

going to stay?

Are

• "Going to" puede usarse para decir que vamos a hacer algo (planificado con anticipación)

For example:

• Nikké is going to work with her sister.

"Going to" puede usarse para decir que vamos a ir a algún lugar (planeado con anticipación) For example:

• She is going to Canadá to work.

VS

Now it's your turn! (Ahora es tu turno)

Let me introduce you to the story characters . . .

If you want to know them better, take a look at their official social media!

Pierre

Fang

Loane

Nikké

Loane's boyfriend. He doesn't have scientist knowledge. But he is a native English speaker.

She is a biologist. Nikké needs people to work with.

Nikke's sister. She has a lot of experience as a scientist.

Nikke's dog can't travel by plane.

Can you make sentences using the information above? Don't forget to use "Will" and "Going to" Good luck!

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