LET’S GUESS

What’s going to happen?

What do you think will happen next?

 What’s going to happen?

What do you think will happen next?

 What’s going to happen?

What do you think will happen next?

Ex: Look at the clouds. I think it’s going
to rain.
Ex: Jack is going to spend a week in
Amazonian rainforest
Affirmative form S + am/is/are + going to +
(+) Vo
Negative form S + am/is/are + not + going
(-) to +Vo
Interrogative Am/is/are + S + going to +
form (?) Vo?
Ex: - I’ll be 20 next year.
(often use “I think/ I
hope/believe/expect/suppose…”)
Ex: I think they will get married
• Note: “probably” (adv)
Ex: She’ll probably be at the meeting.
She probably won’t be at the meeting.
Ex: It’s going to rain. I’ll take an
umbrella.

Ex: I’ll love you forever.

Ex: These bags look heavy. I’ll carry
your bags for you.

Ex: Will you give me hand with these

bags?
 Don’t use “won’t” after “I think”
I think he won’t come.
INSTEAD, SAY:

 Use PRESENT TENSE, not WILL, after

these words: if, when, before, after,
as soon as, until
I’ll give her your message when I will
see her.
INSTEAD, SAY: I’ll give her your
message when I see her.
She will be alone until she will be/is 40
I’m sure it will be nice weather at the weekend.
Look at the clouds. It’s going to rain.
Will:
It depends much on the speaker (it’s not based on
any evidence at all)
Be going to:
There is a strong evidence in the present situation
- These shoes are 20 dollars.
-----That’s good. I’ll take it.
will: instant decision

- I was talking to my wife about this last

week. We are going to give our daughter
$500 a month
 Be going to: a plan or intention
1) Why are you working so hard these days?
- Because I’m going to buy (buy) a car, so I’m saving.

2) What (you)are you going to buy Jill for her birthday? (buy)
- A CD.
-mmm But She hasn’t got a CD player.
- In that case, I will (buy )her a book.

3) Why have you got so many eggs?

-Because I am going to (make) an omelette.
4) I haven’t got enough money to get home.
-I will lend (lend) you some. How much do you need?
Affirmative
form S+ will + bare-infinitive.
(+)
Negative form S + will not/ won’t +
(-) bare-infinitive.
Interrogative
form (?) Will + S + bare-infinitive?
We use MAY/MIGHT when we are not
sure what will happen
Form:

Affirmative S+ MAY/MIGHT + bare-

form infinitive.
(+)
Negative S + MAY not (mayn’t)/
form MIGHT NOT(mightn’t) +
(-) bare-infinitive.
Interrogative May/Might+ S + bare-
form (?) infinitive?
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