Going to VS Will

Going to VS Will

1. USED GOING TO

   • It expresses thoughts or predictions
   • It expresses indications to carrying out
   • It expresses plans in the future
     • I'm going to study for my exam
   • There are evidences

2. USED WILL

   • There are no evidences
   • It indicates intention
     • I will close the door for you
   • Also it is used to request a suport
     • ¿Will you turn off the TV?
   • To request information
     • Will Tom ever pay you back

3. FORM GOING TO

   • Subject + will + verb (base form) + compl.
   • Subject + will + not + verb (base form) + compl.
   • Will + subject + verb (base form) + compl ?

4. FORM WILL

   • Subject + verb "to be" (conjugated in present) + going to + verb (base form) + compl.
   • Subject + verb "to be" (conjugated in present) + not + going to + verb (base form) + compl.
   • Verb "to be" (conjugated in present) + subj + going to + verb (base form) + compl ?

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