A.

WILL/WON’T
• We use will (‘ll) to:
 Make decisions and promises at the time of speaking.

 Make predictions about a future (the future is uncertain)

 We often introduce will with expressions like probably,

perhaps, think, certain...

B. BE GOING TO
• We use the future with be going to:

 Plans and intentions. (something you have already decided).

C. PRESENT CONTINUOUS for future arragements.

• We use present continuous for:

 Fixed future arragements, usually involving to other

people.

D. PRACTICE! D.2-Now, find some examples of this, in

D.1- Correct the sentences. Use the last exercise.
the appropiate future form.  A prediction about the future: ____
 A decision made at the time of
1) They’re go to do media studies at speaking:_____
university when they finish school.  An intention for the future:_____
2) I’m call you back in an hour.
 A fixed arragement, plan or
3) People won’t stopping travelling by plane
programme:________
in the future.
4) I’ll probably to see you this evening.
5) We’re going to meeting at three o’clock
this afternoon. We’re celebrating the 4th of
6) She’ll going to join us at Red Café. July!
7) When will you returning from Beijing?
8) Sorry, I’m not going to working here
tomorrow, so I can’t help you.
9) Are you visit your grandparents
tomorrow? Yes, of course.
10) I’ve made a decission and I’m to study
English in the future.