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For:Escarlet  Martinez  Course   :  Tenth  “B” Teacher : Sandra  C ujilema

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The  forms "will" and "going to" are used to express the future. The difference between "going to" and "will" is the sense of planning and probability of an action happening .

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It allows expressing spontaneous decisions about future actions, predictions or future events that cannot be altered ..

She  will  read the newspaper tomorrow. ... We  will  come to school by bus . Someday I  will  buy a big house

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Subject   +   Auxiliary   verb   +   Principal  verb   +   Complement   Jake   will   participe  in  the   tournament   ( Jake  participará en el torneo)

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Pronoun
She
It
You
We
They
Regular form Contraction
Will / Will not
Will/ Will not 'II / Won't
Will / Will not

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We  use going to  to  talk about the near future, that is to say something that is about to happen, also to talk about our plans or  predictions .

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Subject   +    To  Be   +   Auxiliary   verb   +   Principal   verb   + Complement   My   family   is   going   to   travel   to  Perú (Mi familia va a viajar a Perú)

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I  will  buy a car soon . I will visit you tomorrow, I promise it . She  will  become a  lawyer We  will  always be faithful We will have a new president next year

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