FUTURE: WILL/ TO BE GOING TO

Hi guys! 

How is your English? It´s going better, really? We are going to continue talking about the future! We love talk about future plans, so we have to know how we have to do it. So, lets go!

We have to different ways to tal about the future:

WILL:

We use will to talk about predictions, spontaneous decisions and to talk about certain actions.

For example:

John will pass the exam. (Prediction)

I will have a coffee. (Spontaneous decision)

The next month will be my birthday. (Certain action)

POSITIVE:

Example:

She will fly to New York.

NEGATIVE:

Example:

She won't fly to New York.

INTERROGATIVE:

Example:

Will she fly to New York?

TO BE GOING TO:

It´s a planned future because we say when it´s going to be the action.

For example:

I am going to go to David’s party this weekend.

POSITIVE:

For example:

She is going to visit her aunt on Saturday.

NEGATIVE:

For example:

She isn't going to visit her aunt on Saturday.

INTERROGATIVE:

For example:

 Is she going to visit her aunt on Saturday?

Well gays, now you are going to practise that contents:

Put the verbs in the correct form:

Choose the correct option:

I hope you enjoyed.

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See you soon.