Future

Future

1. Going to: It is used for future actions that are carried out in a short term and with a determined time. Example: I will finish the 6th semester in two months

   • GOING TO STRUCTURE
     •  Affirmative: Subject + verb to be + going to + complement Example: I'm going to do college work in quarantine
     •  Negative: Subject + verb to be + not + going to + verb in simple infinitive Example: I'm not going to do college work in quarantine
     •  Question: Verb to be + Subject + going to + main verb in simple infinitive + complement Example: Are you going to do college work in quarantine?
     • WITH WH  Wh + verb to be + subject + going to + complement Example: Where are you going to do university work in quarantine?

2. Will: It is used for spontaneous future actions that may occur in the long term. Example: I will get the title of Financial Administrator when I finish university Will is also used for wishes or promises Example: I want to travel to Spain when I am a professional

   • WILL STRUCTURE
     • • Affirmative: Subject + Auxiliary (Will) + Verb + complement Example: I will go out to the carnivals dancing in the PCC choreography group
     • • Negative: Subject + Auxiliary Will not + verb + complement I will not go out to the carnivals dancing in the PCC choreography group
     • • Question: Auxiliary Will + Subject + verb + complement Will you go out to the carnivals dancing in the PCC choreography group?
     • WITH WH • Wh + verb Auxiliary + subject + complement? Example: When will you finish your financial management career?