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Future Will, Be Going To, Present Simple and Continuous
Future Will, Be Going To, Present Simple and Continuous
1. We use 'will' to talk about things which will possibly happen. We often combine it with
expressions such as think, suppose, hope, believe, probably, maybe...
Going to
1. We use this form to express our intentions or decisions made before the moment of speaking.
2. We use it when we want to say that something is certain to happen because we can see some
clear evidence.
Present continuous
Present simple
4) Paul can give the book to Marion. He ____________________________ (see) her in the
leisure center in the afternoon.
10) Madam, wait a minute. I _____________________________ (hel) you with the luggage.
It's too heavy.
12) Have you heard the news? Our boss ______________________________ (promote)
Irene to a group manager next month.