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    The document discusses two verbs used to express the future tense in English: will and going to. It explains that will expresses an unplanned future action or decision, while going to expresses plans or predictions based on current evidence. It provides the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms for both will and going to, including examples for common uses. It also includes some practice exercises for learners to reinforce using will and going to in different contexts.

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    The document discusses two verbs used to express the future tense in English: will and going to. It explains that will expresses an unplanned future action or decision, while going to expresses plans or predictions based on current evidence. It provides the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms for both will and going to, including examples for common uses. It also includes some practice exercises for learners to reinforce using will and going to in different contexts.

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    The document discusses two verbs used to express the future tense in English: will and going to. It explains that will expresses an unplanned future action or decision, while going to expresses plans or predictions based on current evidence. It provides the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms for both will and going to, including examples for common uses. It also includes some practice exercises for learners to reinforce using will and going to in different contexts.

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    The document discusses two verbs used to express the future tense in English: will and going to. It explains that will expresses an unplanned future action or decision, while going to expresses plans or predictions based on current evidence. It provides the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms for both will and going to, including examples for common uses. It also includes some practice exercises for learners to reinforce using will and going to in different contexts.

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    Future:

    Will – Going to
    Existen dos verbos auxiliares que nos
    permiten expresar el tiempo futuro
    simple: Will y Going to. 
    Will
    Expresa una situación futura que no ha sido
    planeada, una decisión espontánea o un hecho sobre
    el cuál no se pueda decidir.
    Affirmative Form:

    He’ll participate in the tournament.


    To participate
    To play
    To sing
    To sleep
    To Study
    To cook

    JAKE Will to participate in the


    tournament.
    PRONOUNS VERB TO PRESENT SIMPLE PAST FUTURE
    BE

    I AM DO DID WILL
    YOU ARE DO DID WILL
    HE IS DOES DID WILL
    SHE IS DOES DID WILL
    IT IS DOES DID WILL
    WE ARE DO DID WILL
    THEY ARE DO DID WILL
    Negative Form:

    Subject + auxiliar verb +not + principal verb + complement

    Ex:
    Jake will not participate in the tournament.
    Negative Form - contraction
    Es más común utilizar la forma contraída won't que will not.

    Will not = won’t


    Ex:
    Jake won’t participate in the tournament
    Interrogative Form:

    auxiliar verb + Subject + principal verb + complement + ?

    Ex:
    Will Jake participate in the tournament?
    Interrogative Form - ANSWERS
    Will Jake participate in the tournament?

    Yes, Jake will participate in the tournament.

    No, Jake won’t participate in the tournament.

    Yes, Jake Will.


    No, Jake won’t.
    PREDICTION:
    I THINK YOU WILL MEET A FRIEND AFTER CLASS

    QUESTIONS:
    WILL YOU MEET A FRIEND AFTER CLASS?
    Predictions

    Affirmative: Negative:

    • People will have more free time. • People won’t get married.

    • Women will live longer. • Governments won’t allow


    pollution.
    PRACTICE

    https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/Engl
    ish_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/Future_Simple/
    Will_%E2%80%98%C2%B7Won't_xx277555qi
    Be going to
    Se emplea sobre todo para hablar de nuestros
    planes e intenciones, o para realizar predicciones
    basadas en evidencias actuales.
    Be Going to
    I’m going to eat with my friends
    I’m gonna eat with my friends
    Affirmative Form:

    Cuando empleamos "going to"  en una oración para referirnos al futuro, la


    construcción se compone de tres elementos:
    el verbo "to be" conjugado conforme al sujeto + "going" + el infinitivo del
    verbo principal

    She’s gonna leave


    I’m gonna stay
    Negative Form:

    Sujeto + presente de "to be" + not + going + infinitive + ... (complemento)

    I’m not gonna do

    You’re not gonna do


    You aren’t gonna do
    Interrogative Form:
    Yes – NO questions
    She is going to dance in the disco.

    Is she going to dance in the disco?

    Yes, she is. Yes, she is going to dance in the disco.

    No, She isn’t going to dance in the disco.


    No, She isn’t.
    Wh QUESTIONS
    (Affirmative) She is going to dance in the disco.

    Where is she going to dance?


    (Answer) She is going to dance in the disco.

    What – where – when – why – which - how


    She is not going to dance …
    She isn’t going to dance …
    She’s not going to dance
    She’s not gonna dance

    (?) Is she not going to dance?


    Isn’t she going to dance?
    examples:
    Let’s practice
    https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/Engl
    ish_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/To_be_going_t
    o/Be_going_to_lg1617560gr
    Expressing Opinions
    THANK YOU

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