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when we use WILL we CAN use it with everybody because WILL is a modal verb. WILL we use when something WILL happen and for promises. the verb after WILL is always in infinitive

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Will vs. Be Going To | Talking About The Future | English Grammar Lesson

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i WILL play
you WILL pay attention
we WILL study hard to understand english
they WILL graduate with a good grade
he WILL work all day
she WILL learn English and Italian
it (the class)WILL go perfect

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the future simple tense with be going to in positive form

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the future simple tense with be going to in positive form

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BE in BE going to is divided in three way:
for the first person it is: i AM

for the second person it is:
you (singular) ARE
we ARE
they ARE
you(plural) ARE

for the third person it is:
he IS
she IS
it IS

knowing this we are going to add GOING TO
i AM GOING TO
you (singular) ARE GOING TO
we ARE GOING TO
they ARE GOING TO
you(plural) ARE GOING TO
he IS GOING TO
she IS  GOING TO
it IS GOING TO

after this step we will add the verb
i AM GOING TO play
you (singular) ARE GOING TO work
we ARE GOING TO study
they ARE GOING TO learn
you(plural) ARE GOING TO go
he IS GOING TO sleep
she IS  GOING TO sing
it IS GOING TO eat

normally after this step we write the object to complete the sentence to let know what, when, where or which, to complement the verb
i AM GOING TO play football
you (singular) ARE GOING TO work in the morning
we ARE GOING TO study English
they ARE GOING TO learn powerpoint
you(plural) ARE GOING TO go to the university
he IS GOING TO sleep in his bed
she IS  GOING TO sing a song
it IS GOING TO eat its food

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to form the negative form, we can use two ways; the full form or cut form (also called the short form)

the full form:
i AM not GOING TO play football
you (singular) ARE not GOING TO work in the morning
we ARE not GOING TO study English
they ARE not GOING TO learn powerpoint
you(plural) ARE not GOING TO go to the university
he IS not GOING TO sleep in his bed
she IS  not GOING TO sing a song
it IS not GOING TO eat its food

the cut form or also called the  short form:
#i AM not GOING TO play football
you (singular) aren't GOING TO work in the morning
we aren't GOING TO study English
they aren't GOING TO learn powerpoint
you(plural) aren't GOING TO go to the university
he isn't GOING TO sleep in his bed
she isn't GOING TO sing a song
it isn't GOING TO eat its food

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to form the negative form, we can use two ways; the full form or cut form (also called the short form)

the full form:
i will not play football
you (singular) will not  work in the morning
we will not study English
they will not learn how to use powerpoint
you(plural) will not go to the university
he will not sleep in his bed
she will not sing a song
it will not eat its food

the cut form or also called the  short form:
i won't  play football
you (singular) won't work in the morning
we won't study English
they won't learn powerpoint
you(plural) won't go to the university
he won't sleep in his bed
she won't sing a song
it won't eat its food

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to form the question form, we can only use 1 way; WILL + pronoun + verb + object

will i play football?
will you (singular) work in the morning?
will we study English?
will they learn how to use powerpoint?
will you(plural) go to the university?
will he sleep in his bed?
will she sing a song?
will it eat its food?

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to form the question form, we can only use one way;
first person: AM + i + going to + verb + object + ?

am i GOING TO play football?
are you (singular) GOING TO work in the morning?
are we GOING TO study English?
are they GOING TO learn powerpoint?
are you(plural) GOING TO go to the university?
is he GOING TO sleep in his bed?
is she GOING TO sing a song?
is it GOING TO eat its food?

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all = I - YOU (singular) - WE - THEY - YOU (plural) - HE - SHE - IT

forming the positive form:
all: pronoun + will + verb + object

forming the negative form
all: pronoun + will + not + verb + object
or
all: pronoun + won't + verb + object

forming the question form:
all: will + pronoun + verb + object + ?

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forming the positive form:
I
1st: pronoun + am + going + verb + object

YOU(singular) - WE - THEY - YOU(plural)
2nd: pronoun + are + going + verb + object

HE - SHE - IT
3rd: pronoun + is + going + verb + object

forming the negative form
1st: i + am + not + going to + verb + object
2nd: you - we - they - you + are + not + going to + verb + object
3rd: he - she - it + is + not + going to + verb + object

forming the question form:
1st: am + i + going to + verb + object + ?
2nd: are + you - we - they - you + going to + verb + object + ?
3rd: is + he - she - it + going to + verb + object + ?

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if we want to express something that we like in the positive form we can use

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if we want to express something that we like in the positive form we can use

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formula 1st and 2nd: pronoun + like + to + verb + object
formula 3rd: pronoun + likes + to + verb + object

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1st:
i like to study English
i like to eat fish
i like to dance on Saturdays

2nd:
we like to study English
you like to eat fish
they like to dance on Saturdays

3rd:
he likes to study English
it likes to eat fish
she likes to dance on Saturdays

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if we want to express something that we dislike or not like in the negative form we can use

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if we want to express something that we dislike or not like in the negative form we can use

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formula 1st and 2nd: pronoun + dislike + to + verb + object
formula 3rd: pronoun + dislikes + to + verb + object

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1st:
i dislike to study English
i dislike to eat fish
i dislike to dance on Saturdays

2nd:
we dislike to study English
you dislike to eat fish
they dislike to dance on Saturdays

3rd:
he dislikes to study English
it dislikes to eat fish
she dislikes to dance on Saturdays

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if we want to express something that we want to know what somebody likes or dislikes in the question form we can use

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if we want to express something that we want to know what somebody likes or dislikes in the question form we can use

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formulas with like:
formula 1st and 2nd: do + pronoun + like + to + verb + object + ?
formula 3rd: does + pronoun + like + to + verb + object + ?

formulas with dislike:
formula 1st and 2nd: do + pronoun + dislike + to + verb + object + ?
formula 3rd: does + pronoun + dislike + to + verb + object + ?

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like:
1st:
do i like to study English?
do i like to eat fish?
do i like to dance on Saturdays?

2nd:
do we like to study English?
do you like to eat fish?
do they like to dance on Saturdays?

3rd:
does he like to study English?
does it like to eat fish?
does she like to dance on Saturdays?

dislike:
1st:
do i dislike to study English?
do i dislike to eat fish?
do i dislike to dance on Saturdays?

2nd:
do we dislike to study English?
do you dislike to eat fish?
do they dislike to dance on Saturdays?

3rd:
does he dislike to study English?
does it dislike to eat fish?
does she dislike to dance on Saturdays?

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Examples like combined with the future simple

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Examples like combined with the future simple

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will:
i will like you
you will like to go out
they will like to eat something with you
we will like to study english

be going to:
i am going to like to eat something with you
you are going to like to study english
he is going to like to go out tomorrow night

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examples dislike combined with the future simple

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examples dislike combined with the future simple

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dislike we can use in various ways to say or write it in positive or negative:

writing or saying it in positive but the meaning is negative:

i will dislike this new job
i am going to dislike the new project

you will dislike him
you are going to dislike the new plate in that restaurant

we will dislike the new boss
we are going to dislike to go camping

they will dislike to study chinese
they are going to dislike speaking with them

he will dislike writing the report
he is going to dislike to discuss the problem

she will dislike to eat with you
she is going to dislike his new girlfriend

it will dislike to walk

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examples dislike combined with the future simple, positive meaning

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examples dislike combined with the future simple, positive meaning

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dislike we can use in various ways to say or write it in positive or negative:

writing or saying it in negative but the meaning is positive:

i will not dislike this new job
i am not going to dislike the new project

you won't dislike him
you are not going to dislike the new plate in that restaurant

we will not dislike the new boss
we are not going to dislike to go camping

they won't dislike to study Chinese
they are not going to dislike speaking with them

he will not dislike writing the report
he is not going to dislike to discuss the problem

she won't dislike to eat with you
she is not going to dislike his new girlfriend

it will not dislike to walk in the rain
it is not going to dislike to stay at home

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