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Future English: Will vs Going To

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Decide statements about future forms (true/false).

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Decide statements about future forms (true/false).

by حكيمه المطيري
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I will reading book

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I going to sleep all night

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'Going to' is used for past plans.

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She will reading a book in this time tomorrow.

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I will help you.

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They are travel to Jeddah next weekend.

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'Will' is used for promises.

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'Going to' is formed with 'am/is/are' + going to + base verb.

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'Will' is often used for predictions about the future.

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We use 'will' for spontaneous decisions.

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