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FUTUTE TENSES

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WILL VS GOING TO

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Students >Solutions >Pre-Intermediate >Grammar >Exercise 1 - will and going to

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WILL VS. GOING TO VS PRESENT CONTINUOUS

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Future forms – will, be going to, present continuous - Test-English

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Future forms – will, be going to, present continuous, etc. English intermediate grammar exercises. Predictions, offers, promises, plans, arrangements, etc.

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- fixed plans for the future (azioni programmate)
We are visiting Trieste in May.

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- predictions based on facts (previsioni basati su fatti concreti)
That car is going too fast, it's going to crash into the building.
- to express intentions (per esprimere intenzioni)
I'm going to study Science next year in high school.

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- to express desires or make predictions based on opinions, often with adverbs like perhaps, maybe, probably (per esprimere desideri o fare previsioni basate su opinioni, spesso espresse con avverbi quali perhaps, maybe, probably)
I'll probably go to university in five years.
- future actions that aren't based on our will (azioni future indipendenti dalla nostra volontà)
Technology will conquer our society
- weather forecasts (previsioni metereologiche)
Tomorrow it'll be rainy.
- on the spot decisions (decisioni prese al momento)
For lunch I'll have sushi
- to make a request (fare una richiesta)
Will you help me study for the English test?

NB: in the interrogative form, when you want to make a suggestion, to offer to do something or to make arrangements, with the 1st person singular and plural you have to use shall instead of will (nella forma interrogativa, quando vuoi fare un suggerimento, offrirti di fare qualcosa o proporre qualcosa, con la 1° persona singolare e plurale devi usare shall invece di will)
Shall we go to the swimming pool this afternoon?
Shall I open the door for you?
Shall we watch a movie?