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Future Will/Be going to/Present Continuous

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Created on November 11, 2024

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THE FUTURE !

The future tense!

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Next

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WILL

To make offers and promises

To express spontaneous decisions:

To talk about future facts:

Don't worry! I won't tell your mum!

My mum will be 50 on her next birthday!

I'm tired. I think I will go to bed now.

How do we form the future?

To form the future we use will and will not (won't).We use the future to: -make predictions about the future based on what we think, believe or hope will or won't happen. ''The flight will be on time "

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MAKE PREDICTIONS ABOUT YOUR NEXT HOLIDAYS

1. When we get to the airport, we will...... 2.When we get to the hotel , we will.... 3- The flight will (be on time ) ...... 4-The weather will ... 5-The food will ............. 6- The hotel will............. 7.We will visit............. 8.The train ( be late ) ..... 9.We go by train / plane /car....

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TO BE GOING TO

BE GOING TO

WILL

VS

TO MAKE PREDICTIONS ABOUT WHAT WE THINK OR BELIEVE WILL HAPPEN!

TO MAKE PREDICTIONS BASED ON PRESENT EVIDENCE!

Be Going to:

We use going to:-to ask and answer about future intentions: 'What are you going to wear tomorrow?' 'I'm going to go shopping on Saturday'

And...

-to make predictions based on present evidence:'The team are playing brilliantly. They're going to win' -to say something is imminent: 'Oh no! That boy is going to fall off her bike!'

What's going to happen? Use be going to

miss the bus

What's going to happen ?

They / crash

What is going to happen?

be late for school have a picnic

fall down

To sum up, we form the future with:

BE GOING TO

PRESENTCONTINUOUS

WILL

He isn't working next week.

She's going to look for a new place to live.

I promise,I will arrive early!

Remember that...

English speakers also use the present continuous tense (subject + 'be' = verb-ing) to talk about future arrangements. A future arrangement is a plan that you have decided and organised with another person.

Examples:

I'm meeting Jim at the airport = Jim and I have discussed this. I am leaving tomorrow. = I've already bought my train ticket.

See you guys!