FUTURE (Will / Be Going To)

FUTURE (Will / Be Going To)

1. There are two ways of future tense

   • WILL
     • Is used to speak to talk about an event in the future that decided to do, for predictions and for promises
       • STRUCTURE
         • Subject + will + verb The economy will get better soon.
           • EXAMPLES
             • - AFFIRMATIVE: 1. I will go tomorrow
             • - Negative: 1. I won't tomorrow
             • - QUESTIONS: 1.Will she go tomorrow?
             • - INFORMATIVE QUESTIONS: 1. Where will she go?
   • BE GOING TO
     • is used to express events you have already planned in the future and your intentions for the future. We sometimes also use the present continuous for planned events in the near future.
       • STRUCTURE
         • Subject + to be + going to + verb I'm going to visit Rome next year
           • EXAMPLES
             • - AFFIRMATIVE: 1. I'm going to travel
             • - NEGATIVE: 1. They are not going to travel.
             • - QUESTIONS: 1. Are they going to travel?
             • - INFORMATION QUESTIONS: 1. How are they going to travel?