Future tenses

"Do something today that your future self will thank you for." "The future is not some place we are going to, but one we are creating today."

Future tenses

*Express future plans decided before the moment of speaking (prior plans).*Express a prediction based on present evidence. *Express that something is about to happen.

Be going to

* Express future actions decided at the moment of speaking.* Express a prediction based on personal opinions or experiences. * Express a future fact.

Will

Write in your folder two examples of sentences with "will" and two with "Be going to"

One way or another.

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Observe

I will make a cup of coffee.

They will make a cup of coffee.

He will make a cup of coffee.

We are going to travel to Spain next year.

She is going to travel to Spain next year.

I am going to travel to Spain next year.

What is the difference in these senteces?

“Will” is used with all the subject pronouns.

Do you remember the verb “be”? I AM YOU WE THEY ARE HE SHE IT IS

* will+ main verb * verb “be” + going to + main verb

We form this tense like this:

The test is going to be next week.

Look at the blue sky. It is not going to rain.

Are you going to travel Spain next year?Yes, I am No, I'm not

Will you visit the doctor tomorrow?Yes, I will No, I won't

I will have a salad nowI'll have a salad now

I think Barcelona won't win the game.

Subject + be + going to +main verb + complement

Subject + be (negative) + main verb + complement

Be+ subject + going to + main verb + complement?

will + subject + main verb + complement?

Subject + will not + main verb + complement won't

Subject + will + main verb + complement

types of sentences

Affirmative

Negative

Interrogative

Interrogative

Negative

Affirmative

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Uses

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Uses

present continuous

uses:

The bus leaves at 10 m tonight.

Look at these sentences: I am working late tonight.

Present simple &present continuous for future

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