SIMPLE FUTURE

WILL / GOING TO

FUTURE TENSES: WILL / BE GOING TO

I will travel to Japan next
summer

I am going to study German

at school

WILL / GOING TO
The simple Future has two different
forms in English:
I will probably go to London next
summer.
I am going to fly to London next
Saturday.

FUTURE TENSE : WILL FORM

Affirmative: Subject + future simple (will) + infinitive verb +
complement

I will travel to Madrid in October

Interrogative: will+ subject+ infinitive verb+ complement+ ?
Will you travel by bus?
Negative: Subjet+ will+ not+infinitive verb+ complement
I will not travel wont
I wont travel by bus

FUTURE TENSES: USES OF WILL

1.- Ok, Ill see you on Friday
2.- It will rain in the evening.
3.- Dont worry, Ill go and buy some food
for you.

FUTURE TENSE: BE GOING TO FORM

Affirmative:
+ complement

Subject + future simple (going to) + infinitive verb

I am going to travel by plane.

Interrogative: going to + subject+ infinitive verb +

complement + ?

Are you going to travel by plane?

Negative: subjet+ goning to + not + complement

I am not going to travel

FUTURE TENSE: USES OF GOING TO

1.- I am going to buy a new computer next
week

2.- Look at that car! It is going to crash

into the lamp post.