The document explains how to use the future tense in English, focusing on the constructions with 'will' and 'going to'. It outlines the grammatical structure for affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms for both expressions, along with their different uses, such as expressing voluntary actions, promises, plans, and predictions. The document concludes by emphasizing the importance of these forms in discussing future events.

1. GRAMMAR TIME!! Future Tense: " Will" Vs. " Going To" AUTHOR: ELENA DEL TORO SILVA

2. Talking about the future We use the future tense to talk about events, ideas or experiences which haven't taken place yet.

3. Talking about the future There are a number of ways of expressing the future, but we will deal here with the most important ones: WILL and GOING TO .

4. Talking about the future To use Will we follow the scheme below: AFF: Will + verb in infinitive

5. NEG: Will + not + verb in infinitive / Won't + verb in infinitive

6. INT: Will + subject + verb in infinitive...? I will study medicine when I finish high school.

7. I won't (will+not) waste my time.

8. Will you be my first patient?

9. Talking about the future To use GOING TO we follow the scheme below : AFF: am/is/are + going to + verb in infinitive

10. NEG: am/is/are + not + going to + verb in infinitive

11. INT: am/is/are + subject + going to + verb in infinitive...? She' s going to study for her exam.