The coolest mind map by Suany Perez Pastrana

FUTURE

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WILL

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GOING TO

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VS

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"Will" is used to make prediction. There is no evidence. It is just our personal opinion.

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Example: Maybe he will come again

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(It is just prediction)

"Will" is used for unplanned actions in future.

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Example: I will fly to Spain

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(I don't have flight ticket or reservation )

"Going To" is used to make prediction. If there is an evidence, it is preferred instead of will.

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Example: Look at those black clouds. It is going to rain

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(There is an evidence, most probably being rainly)

"Going To" is used to indicate planned actions.

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Example:I have got a flight ticket to 3 o' clock tomorrow. I'm going to fly to Spain.

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(It is a planned action)

Positive Form

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(Subject + "will" + main verb.)

Negative Form

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(Subject + "will" + "not" + main verb.)

Example: I will not call you tonight.

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Example: They won’t be happy to see you.

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Interrogative Form

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("Will" + subject + main verb?)

"WILL"

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"WILL"

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Example: Will you call me tonight?

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Example: Will they be happy to see you?

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"GOING TO"

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Example: I am not going to call you tonight.

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Example: They are not going to be happy to see you.

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Example: Are you going to call me tonight?

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Example: Are they going to be happy to see you?

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"GOING TO"

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Positive Form

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(Subject + auxiliary verb (to be) + “going to” + main verb.)

Negative Form

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(Subject + auxiliary verb (to be) + "not" + "going to" + main verb.)

Interrogative Form

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(Auxiliary verb (to be) + subject + “going to” + main verb?)

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