WILL VS GOING TO

WILL PROMISES
• I will always love you!
 Will for predictions, somewhat late into the
future/ GENERAL TRUTH
• One day Alan will be a millionaire.

• It will rain this weekend; the weatherman says

• You know! Mothers will be mothers. ( Mothers

will always behave in the same way)
 Will used to volunteer/ decide at the
moment/ ask for a favor
• The book is home. Can you go get it?
• Yes, I will bring it In a breeze!

• Did you hear Tom’s car was stolen?

• Oh, I didn’t know. I will call him today!

• Will you help me fix my bike?

 Won’t is (-) of will, but it has a forever
general meaning!!!
• A dull knife won’t cut!
• Mom won’t let me have some beer. I am 15 .
GOING TO( PLAN/ DEFINITE INTENTION)

• Margaret is carrying a hammer and a

screwdriver. She’s going to fix something.
• Alan is going to take the TOEFL in less than a
month.

• Alan is going to go for a LLM.

 PREDICTIONS:
• It is very cloudy. It is very dark. It is going to
rain. (I see nothing else happening)

• If you give him this medicine you will kill him.

He’s allergic to penicillin.
 IMMEDIATE FUTURE/PREDICTION
• The man is stretching his arm. He’s about to
open the door.
• Helen is lifting the blanket because she’s about
to go to bed.
 flood
• Read/ red ;homophones
• Meat/meet
• Rise/rice
• Peas/peace
• Rich/reach
• 8/ate
• Hole/whole
• Allowed/aloud
 Silent letters
• Listen
• Fasten
• Walk
• Talk
• Renaissance
• Hour
• Know
• starve
• Low
• Flow
• Glow
• Plow
• Cow
• Tow
• Bow
 TAG QUESTIONS IN THE PAST
• VERB TO BE= REPEAT TO BE
• EX.

Mario was sick yesterday, wasn’t he?

The kids weren’t late again, were they?

 TAG QUESTIONS IN THE PAST
• USING COMMON VERBS ( REGULAR VS IRRG.)

• We went dancing last night, didn’t we?

• Bartolo did not win the game on Sunday, did
he?
• They stayed up late for a movie, didn’t they?