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Future Forms Will: Won't Be LL Rain LL Get

This document summarizes the uses of will, be going to, and present continuous tenses in English. Will is used to make predictions or express recently decided actions. Be going to expresses intentions that have been decided before speaking or predictions that are certain to occur, with evidence. Present continuous is used to talk about fixed plans with other people, stating an exact time. Examples are provided to illustrate the differences between be going to and present continuous.

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Future Forms Will: Won't Be LL Rain LL Get

This document summarizes the uses of will, be going to, and present continuous tenses in English. Will is used to make predictions or express recently decided actions. Be going to expresses intentions that have been decided before speaking or predictions that are certain to occur, with evidence. Present continuous is used to talk about fixed plans with other people, stating an exact time. Examples are provided to illustrate the differences between be going to and present continuous.

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FUTURE FORMS

WILL
Lo utilizamos para predicciones o para expresar algo que acabamos de decidir

+ = Subject + WILL + Verb (infinitive)

- = Subject + WON’T / WILL NOT + Verb (infinitive)

¿ = Will + Subject + Verb (infinitive)

Contracciones= I’ll, You’ll, He’ll, She’ll, It’ll, We’ll, You’ll, They’ill

We won’t be ready.
Do you think it’ll rain this afternoon?
(The phone rings) I’ll get it.

BE GOING TO
Lo utilizamos para expresar decisiones que hemos tomado antes de hablar (intenciones) o
predicciones que estamos SEGUROS que van a ocurrir (hay pruebas)

+ = Subject + TO BE (present simple) + GOING TO + Verb (infinitive)

- = Subject + TO BE (Negative present simple) + GOING TO + Verb (infinitive)

? = TO BE (present simple) + Subject + GOING TO + Verb (infinitive)

Podemos contraer el verbo to be con el sujeto

EJEMPLO DE INTENCIÓN: I’m going to study Chemistry next year

EJEMPLO DE PREDICCIÓN CON PRUEBA: Oh look! It is going to rain!

PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Lo utilizamos para planes con otras personas, están fijados y normalmente decimos una hora
o momento exacto en el que van a ocurrir

+ = Subject + TO BE (present simple) + Verb (-ING)

- = Subject + TO BE (NEGATIVE present simple) + Verb (-ING)

? = TO BE (present simple) + Subject + Verb (-ING)

EJEMPLO: What are you doing this evening?


We aren’t doing anything tomorrow

DIFERENCIAS ENTRE BE GOING TO / PRESENT CONTINUOUS

DAISY: -Amy’s coming round at 3 pm. (= arrangement between Amy and Daisy)
I’m going to study at Cambridge University. (= Amy’s intention)
I’m going to clean my room tonight. (= intention)
I’m cleaning my room tonight. (not an arrangement)

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