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will, be going to, present simple and continuous to talk about the future.

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english grammar

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R Aldeco

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Future formsVersion en ligne will, be going to, present simple and continuous to talk about the future. par R Aldeco 1 Peter knows that he ____________ fly to Chicago next week. a is going to fly b will fly 2 Oh no! I've spilled coffee on the report! What ______________ ? a am I saying b will I say 3 Jack _______________ a dinner party next Saturday. a is having b will have 4 That was a good coffee, but I know that I ______________ a hard time falling asleep. a will have b 'm going to have 5 John hasn't eaten. - Don't worry ______________ him a sandwich. a I'll make b I'm going to make 6 I crashed the company car. My boss _______________ be very happy! a isn't going to b won't 7 Mmm, I think I ___________ home now. a 'm going b will go 8 I ____________ the plant next week. a will visit b 'm visiting 9 Tomorrow ___________ a public holiday. a is b will be 10 Look at those clouds! It ___________ rain! a is going to b will Feedback 1 Use the future with 'going to' to express future plans. 2 Use the future with 'will' when reacting to something that happens at the time of speaking. 3 Use the present continuous when speaking about arranged events in the future. 4 Use “going to” to make a prediction when it is based on evidence, previous experience. 5 Use the future with ''will' to react to a present situation. 6 Use “going to” to make a prediction when it is based on evidence. 7 Use will for decisions taken at the moment of speaking. 8 We use the present continuous when speaking about arranged events in the future. 9 When an event is on a schedule, we often use the present simple to express the future. 10 Use the future with 'going to' when you can see evidence that something is about to happen.