GOING TO VS WILL (Future Tense)
by Brenda Andonaegui
1. I will buy the car
2. Sub+verb to be(is, are, am+not+going to+infinitive verb
3. Intentions
3.1. I am not going to buy a new tv the next weekend
4. Positive
4.1. Sub+verb to be+going to+infinitive verb
5. Long form
6. Will they swim in the lake?
7. I'm going to learn english
8. We will cook vegetables
8.1. I'll buy the car
9. Contracted form
9.1. We'll cook vegetables
10. She is not going to clean the kitchen
11. They are not going to fail the exam, because they studied
12. I will love you forever.
13. WILL
13.1. Offers
13.1.1. Predictions without evidence
13.1.1.1. It will rain during 2 weeks
13.2. Threat
13.2.1. If you tell them, I will call you.
13.3. Rapid decision
13.3.1. I will help you clean your car.
13.4. Promise
14. will+infinitive
15. GOING TO
15.1. Future plans
15.1.1. She is going to eat pizza today
15.2. Predictions
16. Form
16.1. Positive
16.1.1. Sub+will+infinitive verb+complement
16.2. Negative
16.2.1. Sub+won't+infinitive verb+complement
16.3. Questions
16.3.1. I will get you a drink
16.3.2. Will+sub+infinitive verb+complement
16.4. Examples:
16.4.1. *You will call me tonight
16.4.2. *We won't win the lottery
17. going to+ infintive
17.1. Long form
17.1.1. I am going to learn english