Will is used to make promises, predictions without evidence, or decisions made at the time of speaking. Going to is used to predict the future based on plans or evidence, such as saying "I'm going to do something" when you have already decided to do it. This document compares and contrasts the uses of will and going to for discussing future actions or events.

1. Will vs going to

2. Will
To make a promise.
Example:
To make a prediction.
Example:
To make a decision at the time of speaking.
Example: I will go to his party in Sunday.
To state a fact about the future.
Example
Think
Guess Examples
Hope
Probably
Possibly

3. Verb to be+ going to
Gonna(USA) Plans
To make a future prediction based on plans or evidence.

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