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    The document discusses simple future tenses in English. It explains that the simple future tense is used to describe an activity that will happen in the future. It can be formed using either "will" or "going to". "Will" implies willingness or spontaneity, while "going to" implies a prior plan or evidence. Both can be used to make predictions about the future, but when using "going to" one must also use "to be" verbs like "is", "am", or "are". Examples are provided to illustrate the different uses of "will" and "going to".

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    SIMPLE FUTURE TENSES

    By: Devana
    X5/12

    SIMPLE FUTURE TENSES


    Definition:
    The activity that will happen in future time
    Will or going to:
    When we want to use going to it must has prior plan or must
    supported by the evidence
    Example:
    A: Why did you buy that pet food?
    B: I bought this pet food because Im going to feed my cat.

    EXAMPLE
    Why did you buy
    that ring?

    I bought that
    ring because
    Im going to
    give that ring
    to my mother.

    Will
    When we want to use will it must has willingness
    and also spontaneous reaction.
    Example:
    A: Number 8 is very hard for me.
    B: Ask the teacher, he will help you.

    EXAMPLE
    What am I
    suppose to do?
    Im so confused.

    Ask Claudia, she


    will help you.

    Will and Going To


    We can use will or going to in a prediction. If
    you use going to you need to add to be(is, am, are)
    Example:
    - The weather report on the television says it will
    rain today or Based on the weather report on the
    television it is going to rain today.

    EXAMPLE
    The radio says It will rain
    today!

    The weather report on


    television says it is
    going to rain today!

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