This document contains notes from an English class discussing the use of "going to", "will", and "won't" to talk about plans and predictions. It provides examples of how to use each, including "I'm going to have a party next week" and "You'll like the movie. It's really good." An exercise at the end asks students to complete sentences using these verbs, such as "I ________ buy the tickets" and "The dinner at his house tonight___________."

1. Name: Samantha granados delgadoGroup: 301TEACHER: SERGIO“ENGLISH INT”NET “NUEVA ESCUELA TECNOLOGICA”

3. “GOING TO / WILL / WON´T”

4. Use be + going to talk about definite plans or intentions:EXAMPLE: I´mgoing to have a party next week He´s going to cook dinner

5. FORM:I´m He´s They´rehappy a partygoing to

6. Use will, or won´t to say what you think will or won´t happen:EXAMPLE: You´ll like the movie. It´s really good He won´t like the book and to make offers: I´ll make salad I´ll get the tickets

7. FORM:YouIHeShe enjoy it.make the sándwiches. be there at 9 a.m.go to the party.´llwon´t

8. EXERCISE

9. 1.- Complete de sentences with going to, will, or won´t.A: Let´s go to the concert on Saturday. B: Good idea. I ________ buy the tickets. A: Why did you buy that paint? B: Because I _________ paint my bathroom. A: Nick´s a fantastic cook. B: Yeah. The dinner at his house tonight___________. A: You ___________ like this salad because it has avocados, and you hate avocados.Bibliography: SKI HIGH:Student´s Book 2 pág. 55

10. Workbook 2 pág. 39