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    INGLES VERBS

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    Will Going To Future Tense

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    Future Tense with Will

    Will = auxiliary verb for future tense.

    Uses of will:

    1. To give or ask for information or facts about the future.


    o Her parents will be here in about an hour.
    o All her friends will come to her wedding.
    2. For plans or decisions made at the time of speaking.
    o "We need some paper for the photocopier." "Okay, I'll go and get some."
    o "What would you like to eat?" "I'll have a pizza please."
    3. To make predictions about the future.
    o I think it will rain tomorrow.
    o Al Pacino will win the award for Best Actor.
    o Do you think Brazil will win the World Cup?
    4. To make predictions about the present.
    o Don't phone her now, she'll be busy.
    5. To offer to do something.
    o I'll take you to the airport tomorrow.
    o That suitcase looks heavy, I'll carry it for you.
    6. To agree to do something.
    o Okay, I'll come with you.
    7. To promise to do something.
    o I promise I won't tell anyone you broke the window.
    8. To make requests (or give orders).
    o Will you open the door for me please?
    o Will you marry me?
    9. To refuse to do something or talk about refusals.
    o No, I won't cook your dinner, you can cook it yourself.
    Affirmative & Negative
    will
    Subject vb present + comp.
    won’t
    will not = won’t
    Examples:

    Question form:
    Will + ☺+ vb present + complement?
    Yes, ☺will. / No, ☺won’t.
    Examples:

    Wh – questions

    What
    Where
    When will + ☺ + vb present + complement?
    Why
    Examples:

    Who + will + vb present + complement?


    1. Next week Loren will go to Mazatlán on vacation because she likes
    eating fresh seafood.
    Going to (Ir a)
    Future tense: Going to
    Uses of Going to

    1. For plans or decisions made before speaking.


    o Is John coming home soon? - Yes, I'm going to meet him at the airport
    tomorrow.
    o I'm going to watch TV in a minute, because my favorite program is on.
    2. To make predictions about the future based on present evidence.
    o Look at the sky. It's going to rain soon.

    o Germany have just scored. England are going to lose again.

    I am
    He, She, It is
    You, We, They are
    Affirmative

    am

    is going to + vb present + comp.

    are

    Examples:
    Negative

    - am not
    - isn’t going to + vb present + complement.
    - aren’t

    Examples:

    Question form:

    Am

    Is going to + vb present + complement?

    Are

    Examples:

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