The document discusses the uses of "be going to" and "will" to express future events or plans. "Be going to" is used to talk about situations in the present that make a future event likely or certain. "Will" can be used to talk about decisions made at the time of speaking or to make predictions based on present evidence. The document provides examples of using these structures to talk about plans for the day, predictions about the weather, having a baby, and decisions about drinks and phone calls.

1. BE GOING TO
AND
WILL FUTURE

2. I AM GOING TO : I HAVE DECIDED TO DO STH.
Today, I am going to drive my new
motorcycle, then I am going to
phone my best friend and finally I am
going to read my favourite novel.

3. IS GOING TO HAPPEN: The situation now make us
believe that.
Look at those black clouds!
It’s going to rain.
She is pregnant.
She is going to have a baby.
PREDICTIONS WITH
PRESENT EVIDENCE

4. WILL
I left the door open. I will close it
right now.
(In the restaurant)
W :What would you like to drink?
I will have a cup of coffee, please.
Did you call Sue?
No, I forgot it.
I will call her tonight
Decisions at
the time of
speaking

5. Watch the following videos
-Every time the teacher pauses the video, you
will write on your notebooks how do you think
the video is going to end
-You will comment before we finished the video
and afterwards to compare opinions.
-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jz3xhelQsc

6. Watch the following videos
-Every time the teacher pauses the video, you
will write on your notebooks how do you think
the video is going to end
-You will comment before we finished the video
and afterwards to compare opinions.
-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jz3xhelQsc