WILL AND BE GOING TO

WILL AND BE GOING TO

1. We can use "will"

   • -spontanous decision -opinion, desire, uncertainly or assumtion

2. "will" has

   • structures
     • Subject + auxiliar verb + wil + main verb (infinitive)
       • forms
         • affirmative
           • example
             • I will go to the university She will play tennis
         • negative
           • example
             • I won't go to the university she won't play tennis
         • interrogative
           • example
             • Will you go to the university? will she play tennis?

3. "will" has

   • specific rules
     • They are
       • 1)It may be accompained by verbs like "think, hope, believe, imagine", etc. 2(It is important to remenber that there are complete forms and contracted forms. 3)the "will" always followed by another verb in its base form

4. going to

   • is one form to express plans in the future
     • it expresses indications to carrying out
     • it expresses thoughts or predictions
     • structure
       • affirmative
         • subject + verb "to be" (conjugated in present) + going to + verb (base form) + complement
           • example
             • I'm going to do my homework
       • negative
         • subject + verb "to be" (conjugated in present) + not + going to + verb (base form) + complement
           • example
             • I'm not going to do my homework
       • interrogative
         • verb "to be" (conjugated in present) + subject + going to + verb(base form) + complement+ ?
           • example
             • Am I going to do my homework?