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Will + infinitive verb

• We use "will":
• To make a prediction: "He will win an Oscar"
• To describe a simple action in the future. "Alice won't come tonight"-
• To make a warning: "Don't jump like that or you will fall".
• To make a spontaneous decision: Someone has dropped his wallet. "I'll get it"
• Yes/ No Questions: Will
• + subject
• + infinitive verb
• +complement
• Wh Question: Wh + subject + infinitive verb?
• Negation: Subject + will not/won't + infinitive verb.

Be going to + infinitive verb

• We use "be going to":
• To talk about actions which have already been planned: " They are not going to buy the house".
• To express the intention of doing an action: "I'm goingo to go to Paris next summer"(although he doesn't know the date)
• Yes /No Question: Am/is/are + subject+ going to + infinitive verb?
• Wh question: Wh word + am/is/are + subject + infinitive verb?

Present continuous

• We use the present continuous:
• to talk about plans arranged in advance: "I'm goingo to the dentist at half past eight" /"I'm turning in my essay tomorrow at nine".
• Yes/NoQuestions: am/is/are + subject + verb-ing?
• Wh Questions: wh word + am/is/are + subject + verb -ing'
• Negation:subject + am/is/are + verb-ing.

Present simple

• We use the present simple:
• to talk about plans in the near future: " The bus leaves at eight"
• Yes/No Questions: Do/Does + subject + infinitve verb?
• Wh Questions: wh word + do/does+ subject+ infinitive verb?
• Negation: Subject + don't/ doesn't + infinitive verb.