Will VS

Going to
 Will
Uses of will Examples
• Predictions of something that - People will live on the moon in 30
we believe that will happen in years
the future.

• When we take spontaneous - I’m thirsty, I will drink something

decisions.

• When we promise
- He said, he will cook for us
something, or offer ourselves
to do something
 Going to
Uses of going to Examples

• Predictions of something - Look at the sky today, it’s

that we know that will going to rain
happen

• When we express ideas - I’m going to England next year

about the future that are
completely decided
 Will structure - Affirmative
Subject – will – verb (infinitive) – complement

 People will go to the moon in 20 years

 She will go to London someday
 I’m very hungry, I will eat something
 I promise that I will never fail you
 Rodrigo and Daniel will drive someday
 Will structure - Negative
Subject – will not (won’t) – verb (infinitive) – complement

 I won't buy a new car

 She will not go to London

 I will not eat more fast food

 Rodrigo and Daniel will not swim in the river

 Will structure – interrogative
Will - Subject – verb (infinitive) – complement

 Will you swim in the lake?

 Will they study English?

 Will he go to London?

 Will I drive to home?

 Will Rodrigo and Daniel learn English?

 Will structure – WH
WH - Will - Subject – verb (infinitive) – complement

 What will she cook next week?

 What will you do?

 Where will you go?

 Who will you go with?

 Going To – Affirmative
Subject – To Be – Going to – Verb – Complement

 You are going to work tonight

 He is going to write an essay now

 They are going to play football

 Going To – Negative
Subject – To Be - Not – Going to – verb – complement

 You are not going to work tonight

 He is not going to cook the dinner

 They are not going to play tennis

 Going To – Interrogative
To Be – subject – going to – verb – complement - ?

 Are you going to work tonight ? (Yes, I am/ No, I am not)

 Is she going to play football?

 Are they going to the beach?

 Going To – WH
WH – to be – subject – going to – verb- complement

 What are you going to do tomorrow?

 How much water are you going to drink?

 Exercises
Will Going to

• https://es.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/e
n/English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/ • https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/goin
Future_-_will/Future_simple_3_dm672057a
b g-to-questions-2

• https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/futur
• https://es.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/e
n/English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/ e/positive-negative-questions-write
Future_Simple/Future_will_ig609855su
• https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/futur
• https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/futur e/going-to-negative-forms
e/will-positive-negative-questions-write
• https://www.gamestolearnenglish.com/future
• https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/futur -tense-game/
e/will-positive-negative-questions-write-2
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