IDIOMATIC FUTURE.GOING TO

IDIOMATIC FUTURE.GOING TO

1. Future idiom is used to talk about immediate plans to be made. It is formed with the verb to be in the present tense as an auxiliary and the expression Going to.

   • STRUCTURES
     • 1.- AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES: SUBJECT + AUXILIARY + VERB (INFINITIVE FORM) EXAMPLE: She will watch a film.
       • CONTRACTIONS
         • NEGATIVE CONTRACTIONS: Some examples are: 1.-Will not - Won't 2.-Shall not - Shan´t 3.-He will not - He won´t 4.- You will not - You won´t 5.-She will not - She won't 6.-It will not - It won´t, etc.
         • AFFIRMATIVE CONTRACTIONS: A In oral speech or informal writing, the contracted form 'll is preferred. However, this form can only be used when the subject is a personal pronoun (I, you, he, she, etc.). EXAMPLES: 1.- Will - You'll 2.-Will- It'll 3.-He Will- He'll 4.- We will - We'll, etc.
         • EXAMPLES
           • POSITIVE EXAMPLES:
             • 1) I will study tomorrow
               • 2) You will wash the car
                 • 3) Peter will do immediately
                   • 4) Susan will open the door
                     • 5) The weather will be worse tomorrow
                       • 6) We will clean the yard
                         • 7) You will be late
                           • 8) They will have pizza for dinner
                             • 9) She will watch a film.
                               • 10) You will watch a film.
           • NEGATIVE EXAMPLES:
             • 1) I will not (won't) study tomorrow
               • 2) You will not (won't) wash the car
                 • 3) Peter will not (won't) do immediately
                   • 4) Susan will not (won't) open the door
                     • 5) The weather will not (won't) be worse tomorrow
                       • 6) We will not (won't) clean the yard
                         • 7) You will not (won't) be late
                           • 8) They will not (won't) have pizza for dinner
                             • 9) He won't watch a film.
                               • 10) You won't watch a film.
           • INTERROGATIVE EXAMPLES:
             • 1) Will I study tomorrow? Yes, I will
               • 2) Will you wash the car? Yes, you will
                 • 3) Will Peter do immediately? No, he won't
                   • 4) Will Susan open the door? Yes, she will
                     • 5) Will the weather be worse tomorrow? No, it won't
                       • 6) Will we clean the yard? Yes, we will
                         • 7) Will you be late? No, you won't
                           • 8) Will they have pizza for finner? Yes, they will
                             • 9) Will she do the work of two people? Yes, she will.
                               • 10) Will she do the work of two people? No, she won’t
     • 2.- NEGATIVE SENTENCES: SUBJECT AUXILIARY VERB (INFINITIVE FORM) EXAMPLE: You won´t watch a film
     • INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES: AUXILIARY + SUBJECT + VERB (INFINITIVE FORM) EXAMPLE: Will you watch a film?

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