The document discusses the uses of the verbs "will" and "going to" to express future events or predictions in English. It provides examples of using "will" to make a promise, prediction, decision at the time of speaking, or state a fact about the future. It also gives examples of using "going to" to refer to a planned future event or make a prediction based on evidence or plans. The key difference highlighted is that "will" is used when something is decided at the time of speaking, while "going to" refers to events already planned or predicted based on existing conditions.

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2. Will
To make a promise
EXAMPLE:
I promise that I will write you every single day

3. Will
To make a prediction
EXAMPLE:
• I WILL marry and have two kids (NATALIE)
• He thinks it will rain tomorrow

4. Will
To make a decision at the time of speaking
• I WILL go to Marina’s party
• “There’s a party at cocoa!”
• I WILL go & dance all night in Cocoa

5. Will
To state a fact about the future
• My sister WILL be 17 next month
• She will finish university next year
• The new teacher will be replaced.
• Fred will be there by 8:00

6. Will
Think I think i Will study science...
Guess I Will guess that’s a good question
Hope I hope they will play
Probably She Will probably survive
Possibly I Will possibly go to you party

7. Verb to be Going to
• A future event that has been planned before
the time of speaking
• In the next weekend, we are going to New
York with my parents.

8. Verb to be Going to
• To make a future prediction based on plans or
evidence
• My cat is going to be asleep, If he eats too
much
• My sister is going to Cocoa if she passes all the
final exams

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