SIMPLE FUTURE TENSES
Be going to We use be going to + infinitive without to: To express an intention/plan. To express a prediction based on something we can observe now.
Be going to We use be going to + infinitive without to: I am going to visit Italy next year. Celia is going to work long hours next week. We aren´t going to buy a new car. Bryan isn´t going to study abroad.
It is going to rain!
Hmmm... I am going to sleep !
WILL We use will + infinitive without to: to express a sudden decision made at the moment of speaking. To express intention or promise. To express a prediction based on opinion or beliefs. To make a request or an offer.
WILL We use will + infinitive without to: We will play in the soccer match. People will visit the zoo during the summer. James won´t buy a new car. Will you start training next week?
I have a nice dress! I will go to the party tonight!
I promise, I will bring the book tomorrow!
We think he will win the competition! He is a Spiderman!
It will rain!
Present Continuous We use Present Continuous to talk about future events we have arranged. We are meeting at 9o´clock at the mall. The teacher is taking the exam tomorrow.
I am going to the cinema tonight!
Present Simple We use Present Simple to talk about future events that we cannot change.
Hurry up! The train leaves in two hours.