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    The document discusses future plans and the differences between using "will" and "going to" when talking about the future in English. It provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using both "will" and "going to" with subjects like "I", "you", "he", "she", and "they". It also notes that "will" is used for spontaneous decisions while "going to" is used for plans or intentions. The document aims to teach English language learners the proper use of these structures for talking about future plans and activities.

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    Unit 3: Going Places: Mrs. Monica Barrientos / Mrs. Valeria Urrutia

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    UNIT 3: GOING PLACES

    Mrs. Monica Barrientos / Mrs. Valeria Urrutia


    TALKING ABOUT FUTURE PLANS
    Sentence structures
    WILL GOING TO
    • Affirmative • Affirmative
    • She will buy a chocolate bar. • He is going to travel to Antofagasta
    • Negative • Negative
    • She will not /won’ t buy a chocolate bar • He isn’t going to travel to Antofagasta.
    • Interrogative • Interrogative
    • Will she buy a chocolate bar? • Is he going to travel to Antofagasta?
    WILL vs. GOING TO
    • I • I AM GOING TO
    • YOU
    • HE • HE
    • SHE WILL TRAVEL • SHE IS GOING TO
    • IT • IT TRAVEL
    • WE
    • THEY • YOU
    • WE ARE GOING TO
    • THEY
    LISTENING
    ACTIVITY
    I WILL BUY A SOUVENIR

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