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Future Tense Usage Guide

The document discusses the differences between using will future and be going to future in English. It provides examples of when each form is used: - Will future is used for decisions made at the moment of speaking, like threats, requests, offers, and predictions. It is also used with phrases like "I'm sure", "I think", "I believe", and "I expect". - Be going to future is used for premeditated decisions or plans. It is also used when the circumstances make it evident that something will happen in the future. The document then provides examples sentences to choose whether will future or be going to future is correct. It explains how to change verbs to both tenses and provides

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Future Tense Usage Guide

The document discusses the differences between using will future and be going to future in English. It provides examples of when each form is used: - Will future is used for decisions made at the moment of speaking, like threats, requests, offers, and predictions. It is also used with phrases like "I'm sure", "I think", "I believe", and "I expect". - Be going to future is used for premeditated decisions or plans. It is also used when the circumstances make it evident that something will happen in the future. The document then provides examples sentences to choose whether will future or be going to future is correct. It explains how to change verbs to both tenses and provides

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We use WILL FUTURE

REMEMBER!!!

-When we decide to do something


at the moment of speaking
-For threats, requests, offers,
PREDICTIONS.
OK, Im sure, I think, I believe, I
expect, in future

We use BE GOING TO
-When the decision is
premeditated, we talk about our
PLANS
-When it is evident from the
circumstances that something is
going to happen.

Choose the correct form of the verb!


a) As soon as I get back from England I will visit/ am going to visit my parents.
b) I think my arm is broken! - Don't worry, I will call/am going to call a doctor.
c) Look at that gray sky. It looks like it will snow/is going to snow soon.
d) I'm sure Sue and Jim will get married/are going to get married next year.
e) Are you going to/will you marry me? Yes, I am going to/will.
f) I'm going to/will do my homework this afternoon when I come home from school.
g) I promise I won't/ am not going to forget you.
h)The travel is going to/will last ten days.
i) Be careful with those glasses. You are going to/will break them.
Put the verbs in brackets into the future tense. Choose WILL-FUTURE or GOING-to
FUTURE:
a) Watch out! The vase (fall) ____________________________.
b) I can't find my key. Don't worry, I (help) _____________________ you look for it.
c) I (not study) ________________________ English after I finish high school.
d) ___________________(you/help) me, please. No, I __________________.
e) The children are running too fast. One of them (fall) _________________________.
f) Jane (not have) ______________________ a party for her fifteenth birthday because she
(visit) _______________________ her grandmother in Spain.
g) I think Will (not come) _________________________ back until Friday evening.
e) We are going to the cinema tonight. __________________________(you/come) too?
f) I can't open the door. _________________________(you/try)?
g) When I finish school, my brother and I (travel) _________________________ all over
Europe.
h) No, you (not touch) ________________________ me! Your hands are dirty!
i) Tom and Ann (redecorate) _________________________ their house.
j) Maybe Steve (solve) _________________________ the problem.
k) Come with me. I (show) ____________________________ you around the house.
l) Watch out! The flower pot (fall) ___________________________ on your head!
m) _______________________(you/marry) me? Yes, I ____________.
n) Help, I think Linda has broken her arm! Oh, I _________________(call) a doctor.
o) I didn't know Peter is in the hospital. I ________________ (go) and visit him.
p) ____________________________(Marc/tell) his parents about what happened yesterday?

1. Put the verbs in brackets into GOING-TO FUTURE.


a)
What
(you/do)
___________________________?

I
(buy)
________________________ a new one.
b) Tony and Jim (travel) _____________________________ all over Europe next summer.
c) My father (not build) ___________________________ a garage behind the house.
d) ___________________________ (she make) a cake for my birthday? Yes, she
_________.
e) They (not study) ________________________English when they grow up.
f) Look out! You (fall) _________________________________.
g) Jane (have) _________________________ a party on Saturday but she (not invite)
_________________________ Jack.
h) I (get married) ___________________________________ next year.
2. Write sentences in GOING-TO FUTURE tense!
I/ not study/English/after high school.
Janice/go/to the seaside/this/summer.
You/ visit/ Ann/ in hospital?
They/not have/a meeting/ on Sunday.
Tom/buy/ the house/ he saw last month?
3. Put the verbs in brackets into WILL-FUTURE!
a) Would you like something to drink? Yes, I (have) _____________ some juice, please.
b) Tomorrow (not be) ______________________ Sunday.
c) Sam (pay) _______________________ you back the money.
d) ______________________(you go) with us? No, I ___________________.
e) In year 2500 we (not have) _____________________ to write our homework because
computers (do) _______________________ it for us.
4. Form the sentences in WILL-FUTURE!
You/play/handball/with us?
Paul/not/give his mum/some flowers.
Sammy/help/us/redecorate/the/house?
I /talk/to Jim/tomorrow.
Somebody/steal/your bag.
You/not/hang/this picture/on the wall?

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