1. FUTURO
1.1. FUTURO SIMPLE
1.2. FUTURO CONTINUO
1.3. FUTURO PERFECTO
2. El futuro simple se puede formar de 3 maneras diferentes cada una con su función específica
3. WILL
3.1. También es muy común utilizar la forma contraída de will(’ll)
3.2. Using “will” with verbs
3.2.1. AFIRMACION
3.2.2. I will stop smoking.
3.2.3. You will stop smoking
3.2.4. They will stop smoking
3.2.5. PREGUNTA
3.2.6. Will you stop smoking?
3.2.7. Will he stop smoking?
3.2.8. Will they stop smoking?
3.2.9. NEGACION
3.2.10. Las oraciones negativas se forman con “will not” o “won't”:
3.2.11. He will not stop smoking.
3.2.12. They will not stop smoking
3.2.13. He won't stop smoking
3.3. The meaning of “will” future forms
3.3.1. Situation
3.3.1.1. Volunteering to do something
3.3.1.1.1. “Will someone open the window for me?” “I'll do it!”
3.3.1.2. Deciding to do something
3.3.1.2.1. “I've made up my mind. I'll go to Whistler for my vacation.”
3.3.1.3. Forcing someone to do something.
3.3.1.3.1. Dad, I don't want to clean my room!” “You'll do it, and you'll do it NOW!”
4. BE GOING TO “Voy a”
4.1. Al castellano sería el del“Voy a”, como por ejemplo las expresiones “voy a comer” o “vamos a dormir”. Que sería Ir + a + verbo en infinitivo
4.1.1. a
4.2. USOS DEL GOING TO
4.2.1. AFIRMACION
4.2.2. I m going to work
4.2.3. She ́s going to swim
4.2.4. NEGACION (usar el not)
4.2.5. I ́m not going to work
4.2.6. She ́s) not going to swim
4.2.7. INTERROGATIVAS
4.2.8. Am I going to work?
4.2.9. Is she going to swim?