This document discusses the different uses of the word "will" in the English language. It explains that "will" can be used to make a promise, prediction, or decision at the time of speaking. It also states that "will" can be used to talk about future facts. The document then contrasts "will" with the verb phrase "be going to", noting that "be going to" refers to planned or scheduled future events, while it can also be used to make predictions based on present evidence or plans.

1. By: Marc Jiménez Campo

2. Will
 To make a promise
 I promise..... I will help you with your English exam.
 I promise….. I will win the next match of basketball.

3. Will
 To make a prediction
 I will marry and have two kids
 I will go to the NBA

4. Will
 To make a decision at the time of speaking
 I will go to Marina’s party.
 I will go to the cinema with my friends.

5. Will
 To state a fact about the future
 My sister will be 18 next month.
 She will finish university next year.
 My brother will be nine next year.

6. Will
Think I think I will study
Guess science…
Hope
Probably I hope they will
Possibly enjoy in Andorra

7. Verb to be + Going to
 A future event that has been planned before the time
of speaking.
 In 3rd ESO, we are going to Sort next year. (plan)
 My family are going to Valencia next year. (plan)

8. Verb to be + going to
 To make a future prediction based on plans or
evidence.
 My parents are going to be very proud, I’ve passed all
my exams.
 I’ve passed all the subjects this course , I’m going to a
camp of basketball.

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