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FORM Will + infinitive (without to)  

USE To predict the future

( what you think will happen)

To predict the future you usually use will with the following verbs and expressions: expect, believe, think, hope. I believe I will get a good Job.  When you decide to

do something spontaneously (decided at the moment of speaking).

I just decided. I will join the community service volunteer now.    

FORM Be+ going to + infinitive 

USE To

express an intention

Mark is going to London tomorrow   

FORM Am / is / are + verb + ing

Present

Continuou

s

USE To talk

about something that we have arranged or planned to do in the future.

What are you doing on Saturday Mark? I´m raising money for a protest campaign.   

AFFIRMATIVE

INTERROGATIVE

I´m going to write.______________________________She´s going to read._______________You will win._______________I am visiting______________________________She is planning.______________________________They are coming._______________

_______________Are you travelling?______________________________Are we flying?_____________________________________________Will you marry?_____________________________________________Are you going to start?______________________________

Complete the chart accordingly.

Decide which is the best for the context: going to, will or present continuous.

A) We ______________ (make) leaflets.

B) I hope people ______________(volunteer) to help us.

C) As planned I ______________(meet) the Mayor next week.

D) I expect people ______________ (understand) men are destroying the Earth.

E) We ______________ (write) a letter to the local authorities with the intention of explaining our campaign.

F) I think t he local authorities ______________(not/ cooperate).

WILL

Going to

GRAMMAR

STUDY

FORM Will + infinitive (without to)  

USE To predict the future ( what you think will happen) To predict the future you usually use will with the following verbs and expressions: expect, believe, think, hope. I believe I will get a good Job.  When you decide to do something spontaneously (decided at the moment of speaking). I just decided. I will join the community service volunteer now.    

FORM Be+ going to + infinitive 

USE To express an intention Mark is going to London tomorrow   

FORM Am / is / are + verb + ing

Present

Continuous

USE· To talk about something that we have arranged or planned to do in the future. What are you doing on Saturday Mark? I´m raising money for a protest campaign.   

WILL

Going to

AFFIRMATIVE INTERROGATIVE NEGATIVE TENSE

I´m going to write.

_______________

_______________

She´s going to read.

_______________

You will win.

_______________

I am visiting

_______________

_______________

She is planning.

_______________

_______________

They are coming.

_______________

_______________

Are you travelling?

_______________

_______________

Are we flying?

_______________

_______________

_______________

Will you marry?

_______________

_______________

_______________

Are you going to start?

_______________

_______________

_______________

_______________

He won´t go.

_______________

_______________

_______________

They aren´t going to play.

_______________

_______________

He isn´t going to work.

_______________

I won´t help.

_______________

_______________

I won´t pay.

Going to - future

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

Complete the chart accordingly.

Decide which is the best for the context: going to, will or present continuous.

A) We ______________ (make) leaflets.

B) I hope people ______________(volunteer) to help us.

C) As planned I ______________(meet) the Mayor next week.

D) I expect people ______________ (understand) men are destroying the Earth.

E) We ______________ (write) a letter to the local authorities with the intention of explaining our campaign.

F) I think the local authorities ______________(not/ cooperate).

GRAMMAR

STUDY

FORM Will + infinitive (without to)  

USE To predict the future ( what you think will happen) To predict the future you usually use will with the following verbs and expressions: expect, believe, think, hope. I believe I will get a good Job.  When you decide to do something spontaneously (decided at the moment of speaking). I just decided. I will join the community service volunteer now.    

FORM Be+ going to + infinitive 

USE To express an intention Mark is going to London tomorrow   

FORM Am / is / are + verb + ing

Present

Continuous

USE· To talk about something that we have arranged or planned to do in the future. What are you doing on Saturday Mark? I´m raising money for a protest campaign.   

WILL

Going to

AFFIRMATIVE INTERROGATIVE NEGATIVE TENSE

I´m going to write.

_______________

_______________

She´s going to read.

_______________

You will win.

_______________

I am visiting

_______________

_______________

She is planning.

_______________

_______________

They are coming.

_______________

_______________

Are you travelling?

_______________

_______________

Are we flying?

_______________

_______________

_______________

Will you marry?

_______________

_______________

_______________

Are you going to start?

_______________

_______________

_______________

_______________

He won´t go.

_______________

_______________

_______________

They aren´t going to play.

_______________

_______________

He isn´t going to work.

_______________

I won´t help.

_______________

_______________

I won´t pay.

Going to - future

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

______________

Complete the chart accordingly.

Decide which is the best for the context: going to, will or present continuous.

A) We ______________ (make) leaflets.

B) I hope people ______________(volunteer) to help us.

C) As planned I ______________(meet) the Mayor next week.

D) I expect people ______________ (understand) men are destroying the Earth.

E) We ______________ (write) a letter to the local authorities with the intention of explaining our campaign.

F) I think t he local authorities ______________(not/ cooperate).