Base Form - I am going to talk to you today about great technological inventions. - I am going to spend this summer in Alexandria at my grandmother’s house. - Brandon is going to accept the job offer in France. - I can’t go to the party with you tonight because I am going to study for my exam. ⚫ We use the form Verb To Be + Going To +Verb in Base Form to speak about future prior plans. The decision was made before the moment of speaking. Will + Base Form of Verb - I am thirsty. I think I will buy a drink. - (The phone rings) Julie: I'll get it! - I will have salad now. - Don’t phone her now, she’ll be busy. ⚫ Will is used to express a decision at the moment of speaking or a possibility.
⚫ I am going to work for the government
after university. Perhaps I will work at the Ministry of Finance. ⚫ Julie: There's no milk. ⚫ Julie: There's no milk. John: Really? In that John: I know. I---------- case, I-----------go --go and get some when this TV program and get some. finishes.