In today’s live class, Teacher Robin will explain how to form the future with “will” and “going to”. You can participate by writing in the comments. Enjoy!
Will vs. Going to Comprehension
Grammar – Future Simple: Will vs. Going To 
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Future Simple
- We use the Simple Future to talk about predictions, promises, offers, and spontaneous decisions. We form the Simple Future with WILL plus the infinitive form of the verb. For example:
- – It will rain tomorrow. (Prediction)
- – I will be with you the whole day. (Promises)
- – I will help you with that. (Offer)
- – I will call you right back. (Spontaneous decission).
- The structure in the affirmative form is:
- Subject + will + verb + object
- We can also use the contracted form ‘LL. For example:
- – She’ll be home by 10 o’clock.
- – They’ll give us a hand for the move.
GOING TO describes intentions and predictions. To make a sentence with GOING TO, we place the SUBJECT, then TO BE, then GOING TO, then the PRESENT SIMPLE VERB. - “I’m going to visit my grandmother tomorrow.”
- “Karen is going to dance with her husband.”
- “Alec and Brandon are going to play tennis next week.”
- -We also use GOING TO to make predictions (talk about likely outcomes).
- “Be careful! You’re going to fall!”
- “Micah is going to pass the test, you’ll see.”
- “It’s going to rain again tomorrow.”
- -We can use a short form, GONNA, in informal speech.
- “It’s gonna snow on Thursday.”
- “I’m gonna be late for work again.”
Related Course Units
Related Course Units
Unit 47 – Future with Going To 
Hi Robin!
Here my examples:
I will go to England this summer
I’m going to the doctor tomorrow
Thank you!
Bye!
I am going to buy the new novel by Murakami tomorrow
I will go to Laos next month
Hey, Robin! Thanks for your explanation. See my examples:
I am going to go shopping this weekend.
The economic situation will improve in a few years.
Bye
Hey Robin, I thank you for class Inglish.
So towards I going to study english every day
I promisse that I keep on hardly and soon I going to fluently in English. Bye my teacher.
Hi Robin!
I will buy a new laptop
I’m going to the cinema next week
Thank you, bye!