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Going to USE

Use going to to talk about definite plans or intentions.

FORMBe +going to +

infinitive

For exampleI’m going to get more exercise.

They’re going to live in Canada.

Are you going to get more exercise? Yes, I am.

Are they going to live in Australia? No, they aren’t.

Note: When the main verb is go, you can omit it.

I’m going to go to the movie.

Future will USE

Use will to to talk possible future plans, especially after certain verbs- hope, think, imagine- and words like perhaps, possibly and maybe.

I think I’II leave work early today.

I hope I’II meet my ideal man/woman.

Do you imagine you’II always live here?

Also use will to make offers or promises.

I’II take the sandwiches to the party.

For example

FormWill + Infinitive

I think we’ll have a test on Tuesday.

Do you think you’II always live here?

Will you take some CDs to the party?

Afirmative sentences

Example:He will play football.

NOTE: short/contracted form in the will-future: He'll play football

Negative sentencesExample:

He will not play football.NOTE: short/contracted forms in the will-future:

He won't play football. orHe'll not play football.

QuestionsExample:Will he play football?