The document discusses the uses of "will" and "going to" when referring to future events in English. Will is used to make promises, predictions, decisions made at the time of speaking, and state facts about the future. It can also be used with words like think, guess, hope to express possibilities. Going to is used for future events that have been planned prior to speaking. It can also make predictions about the future based on existing plans or evidence. Some examples provided are "I will get a good job" and "My parents are going to come with me to Peru."

1. FUTURE 2N ESO
Will vs Going to

2. WILL
To make a promise
I promise… I will going to pass with good marks

3. WILL
To make a prediction
I will get a good job and have one child

4. WILL
To make a decision at the time of speaking
I will go to a my dad’s party now

5. WILL
To state a fact about the future
My dad and me will go to Perú this Summer
My mum and me will go to Italy this Summer

6. WILL
Think
Guess
Hope
Probably
Possibility
I think I will go to London
I think is probably, I travel
to Brazil.

7. (Verb to be) + Going To
A future event that has been planned before
the time of speaking
My parents are going to come with me at Perú

8. (Verb to be) + Going To
To make a future prediction based on plans or evidence
My mum are going to go with me at Italy