The document provides information about using the future tense with "will" and "going to". It gives examples of questions and sentences using "will" with subjects like "I", "you", "we", etc. and different time expressions like "next year", "tomorrow", etc. It then explains the different uses of "going to" - to talk about decided future actions, predictions based on clear situations, and interrupted past situations expressed with "was going to". Examples are given for each use of "going to".

1. FUTURE TENSE
(WH-QUESTIONS)
&
GOING TO
Yohanna Leandro*
English Teacher
Colegio Santa Cruz

2. Future Tense “Will”
I
You next year
visit grandparents
We soon
buy a new house
They tonight
travel to England
He next week
watch football match
She tomorrow
It Example Sentences
Fabian will watch football match tonight.
Ruttis will travel to England next year.

3. Future Tense “Will”
I
You next year
visit grandparents
We soon
buy a new house
They tonight
travel to England
He next week
watch football match
She tomorrow
It
Example Sentences
Sebastian will not buy a new house soon.
Aisha won’t visit her grandparents tomorrow.

4. Future Tense “Will”
I visit grandparents next year
You
We buy a new house soon
They
He travel to England tonight
She
watch football match next week
I I
You You tomorrow
We We
They They
He He
She She
Example Sentences
Will Manuel travel to Japan next year?
Yes,he will
Will Ramon move to a new house next week?
No, she won’t

5.  GOING TO:
 * We use going to to talk about actions in the future.
Although, it has different uses.
 * We can use going to to talk about action that we
have already decided.
 Ex: I’m going to travel to Moscow!
I’ve already bought the tickets.

6.  * We can also use going to to talk about predictions,
I mean, when we say that sth is going to happen in
the future, in other words, when the situation is
clear:
 Check the following example

7.  The cat is going to fall in the water.
Ownnnn : (

8.  * It’s also possible to use going to with the verb to be
in the past to express situations that were
interrupted, I mean, that weren’t finished.
 Check the following example

9. She was going to get married but her fiancé
broke up with her.

10. Thank You
Guys
:D!!