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Will vs Going To: True or False

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Will vs going to: choose true/false

by MIRIAM KARINA VELUETA V�ZQUEZ
1

"Will it rain tomorrow?" is a correct question structure.

2

I’m going to buy a bike" means the decision was made just now.

3

We use "going to" for decisions made at the moment of speaking.

4

They won’t come to class" is a correct negative sentence with "will".

5

"She’ll go to the party" is a correct affirmative sentence with "will".

6

In questions with "going to", we start with "will".

7

The negative form of "will" is "will not" or "won’t".

8

"Going to" is used for predictions based on what we believe or think.

9

The structure for negative "going to" is: Subject + am/is/are + not + going to + verb.

10

"Is going to" can be shortened to "is going to" rather than contraction forms.

11

We use "will" for predictions based on visible evidence.

12

"Going to" is used for plans we have already made.

13

We use "am/is/are" with "will" to make affirmative sentences.

14

Will can be shortened to "'ll" in informal English.

15

We use "will" to talk about promises or offers.

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