Will

Will

1. going to

   • The verb form going to indicates an action in the future, we use it to talk about events that we are sure will happen in the immediate future, as there is clear evidence about this, or to express plans and intentions.
   • Exemplos: Interrogative: Am I going to?afirmative: I'm going to dance.negative: I'm not going to buy a car next month.
   • Future English

2. The tense of the future in the English language has two forms: the future with the auxiliary verb "will" and with the expression "to be going to". This tense will be formed by placing the auxiliary verb "will" before the main verb in its natural form.

3. Exemplos: Afirmative: I will give you a ride. Interrogative: Will Louis come to the party? Negative: I will not clean the house on Saturday.