will vs going to

will vs going to

1. will

   • will is the future in English that allows you to express spontaneous decisions about future actions, predictions or future events that cannot be altered. It is formed with the auxiliary verb will and the infinitive of the main verb
     • She will read the newspaper tomorrow
     • We will come to school by bus
     • You will work very hard

2. going to

   • It is used to express forceful plans or events for the future. In Spanish we translate this form of the future conjugated with the verb ir in future as auxiliary
     • She's going to wait me after the show
     • It's going to rain today
     • She's going to leave for Europe on Monday