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The Future WILL is used for future predictions and facts. start learning
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SUBJECTS + WILL + INFINITIVE without "to"
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I will have seven children. I will get married to a rich and handsome man. He will sow seven seeds in me, from which seven children will grow. start learning
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Blue is my favorite color. But what I like most is pizza.
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I will work in an office from 9 to 9... start learning
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I will impose peace on the world.
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WILL is also used: To make a SPONTANEOUS RESPONSE. start learning
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The telephone is ringing. I will answer it!
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WILL is also used: to mean WANT TO or BE WILLING TO. start learning
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I hope you will come to my apartment tonight.
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WILL is also used: In reference to OFFERS and PROMISES. start learning
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I will bring some food. She always says she will cook, but she is a disaster when it comes to cooking.
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Don't make promises you can't keep.
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Will you always be my friend? start learning
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WILL + SUBJECT + INFINITIVE without "to"
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Sure! I won't ever grow up! start learning
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SUBJECT + WILL NOT/WON'T + INFINITIVE without "to"
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the other future: be going to start learning
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SUBJECT + TO BE + GOING TO + VERB
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I'm going to leave my job. I'm going to go to the Congo. I'm going to give away my stuff. I'm going to dance every night. start learning
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is used to describe FUTURE PLANS and INTENTIONS I'm going to quit smoking. I'm going to stop complaining. I'm going to learn to play the accordion.
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I'm going to learn to speak English. start learning
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I'm going to go to bed. Tomorrow is another day. She is not going to make her dreams come true.
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She is going to stay the same and forget about all her plans. GOING TO - GONNA in spoken English start learning
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The future BE GOING TO is also used to make a PREDICTION based on present evidence.
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The future BE GOING TO question Is she going to stop complaining? start learning
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TO BE + SUBJECT + GOING + INFINITIVE Is she going to stop complaining?
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The future BE GOING TO negative She's not going to accomplish her plans. start learning
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SUBJECT + TO BE + NOT + GOING + INFINITIVE She's not going to accomplish her plans.
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SUBJECT + WILL BE + PRESENT PARTICIPLE (verb+ing)
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Use Future Continuous: When an ACTION will be IN PROGRESS IN THE FUTURE. start learning
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She'll be waiting until her husband arrives. I'll be waiting up for you awake.
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Use Future Continuous: For an ACTION IN THE FUTURE that happens AROUND A CERTAIN TIME. start learning
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Next year they will be enjoying their morning just as much. I'll be arriving around 10 p.m.
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Use Future Continuous: for FORMAL OFFERS Will you be eating some appetizers, Madam? start learning
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Will you be eating some appetizers, madam? Yes, I will. Mmm... delicious!
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Use Future Continuous: to CHECK INFORMATION Will you be having lunch with us? start learning
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Will you be having lunch with us? Sure! Will you be going to the party later?
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Use Future Continuous: for SYMPATHETIC PREDICTIONS about people's feelings. You will be needing to unwind after a hard day of work. start learning
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You'll be needing to unwind after a hard day of work. I'm going to be needing a blossom tea.
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FUTURE CONTINUOUS questions Will you be needing to unwind? start learning
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WILL BE + SUBJECT + PRESENT PARTICIPLE (ver+ing)
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Are you going to be needing...? start learning
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TO BE + SUBJECT + GOING TO BE + PRESENT PARTICIPLE (verb+ing) Are you going to be needing...?
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FUTURE CONTINUOUS negatives I won't be waiting for you. start learning
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SUBJECT + WILL NOT BE/WON'T BE + PRESENT PARTICIPLE (verb+ing)
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She's not going to be waiting... start learning
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SUBJECT + IS/ARE + NOT + GOING TO BE + PRESENT PARTICIPLE (verb+ing) She's not going to be waiting...
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