Will/Going to

Will/Going to

1. Will:

   • Affirmative form:
     • subject+will+main verb in the infinitive without the to+complement.
       • Ex: They will do it when they have time.
   • Negative form:
     • When we want to form negative sentences, we must add not.
       • Ex: She will not do this again.
   • Interrogative form:
     • Will+subject+main verb in the infinitive without the to+complement.
       • Ex: Will they come to the party?
   • The will is used when we talk about something in the future and is usually accompanied by expressions that indicate uncertainty.

2. Going to:

   • Afirmative form:
     • Sujeito+verb to be+going to+infinitive of the verb without to.
       • Ex: Me and my girlfriend are going to marry next year.
   • The be going to is used to talk about the future in English. We often use going to for future plans and intentions.
   • Negative form:
     • just put the verb to be in the negative.
       • Ex: I'm not gonna talk to you until you apologize.
   • Interrogative form:
     • verb to be present+subject+going to+verb present+object+?
       • Ex: Is he going to drive like this?

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