The document discusses the uses of "will" and "going to" when referring to the future in English. Will is used to make promises, predictions based on present evidence, and decisions made at the time of speaking. It can also state facts about the future. Going to is used to refer to future events that have been planned prior to speaking. It can also make predictions based on existing plans or evidence. The document provides examples of sentences using will and going to in these different contexts.

1. WILL and Going to
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2. WILL
To make a promise
I promise... YOU WILL be the first in
your classroom

3. To make a prediction
SHE WILL be a famous football player

4. To make a decision at the time of speaking
Mum: In Italy there’s a celebration!!
I WILL go to Italy with my family

5. To state a fact about the future
My father... WILL be 52 the next month . We
WILL go to the restaurant.

6. • Think
• Guess
• Hope
• probably
• possibly
I hope I’ll pass 2nd
ESO with good
grades.
I will probably see
my cousins in
summer.

7. (verb to be)+ Going to
A future event that has been planned before
the time of speaking
IN 1rd Eso we are going to do another exam
in the next week.

8. To make a future prediction bassed on plans
or evidence
My parents are going to don't be very proud
because my sister doesn't pass the exam.

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