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 Affirmative Statements

SUBJECT WILL BASE FORM OF VERB

I will leave tomorrow.
You will leave tomorrow.
He will leave tomorrow.
She will leave tomorrow.
It will leave tomorrow.
We will leave tomorrow.
You will leave tomorrow.
They will leave tomorrow.
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 Negative Statements

SUBJECT WILL NOT BASE FORM OF VERB

I will not leave tomorrow.
You will not leave tomorrow.
He will not leave tomorrow.
She will not leave tomorrow.
It will not leave tomorrow.
We will not leave tomorrow.
You will not leave tomorrow.
They will not leave tomorrow.
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 Contractions
I will leave tomorrow.
I’ll leave tomorrow.

She will leave tomorrow.

She’ll leave tomorrow.

They will leave tomorrow.

They’ll leave tomorrow.
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 Contractions
I will not leave tomorrow.
I won’t leave tomorrow.

She will not leave tomorrow.

She won’t leave tomorrow.

They will not leave tomorrow.

They won’t leave tomorrow.
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 Yes/No Questions
WILL SUBJECT BASE FORM OF VERB
Will you leave tomorrow? Yes, I will./No I won’t.
Will she leave tomorrow? Yes, she will./No, she won’t.
Will they leave tomorrow? Yes, they will./No, they won’t.
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 Information Questions
WH-WORD WILL SUBJECT BASE FORM OF VERB
Who will he see at the wedding tomorrow?
What will they do later?

WH-WORD WILL BASE FORM OF VERB

Who will leave first?
What will happen next?
 The Future with Be Going To
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Vacation Plans
 Vacation Plans
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 Vacation Plans

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 Be Going To
We can use be going to to talk about the
future.

They are going to take a boat down the

Yangtze River next week.

I am going to try local Chinese food

tomorrow.
 Form
To form the future with be going to, use am, is, or
are + going to + the base form of the verb.

Be Verb Base Form Verb +

Subject going to Other Words

I am going to study Chinese.

Sandy is going to visit museums.

They are going to travel to Beijing.
 Look at the chart. Use be + going to +
Practice 1 a base form verb to describe the
vacation plans of the people below.

Person Future Plan

Mr. Jones watch a parade

Mrs. Jones take photographs

Mr. and Mrs.
see famous places
Jones
You ???

Example:
is going to watch a parade.
Mr. Jones ________________
 Negative Statements
To make a negative sentence, place not before
going to.

She is not going to go to the zoo.

They are not going to take a bus.

 Contractions
Use contractions in speaking and informal
writing.

The concert’s going to start soon.

We aren’t going to buy souvenirs.

 Pronunciation
We sometimes pronounce going to as “gonna.”
Never write “gonna.”
Use “gonna” in
conversation only.

We’re going
gonnato be late.
Don’t worry. The
plane is
gonna leave soon.

= going to
 Work with a partner. Make affirmative
Practice 2 and negative statements about your
plans. Use contractions.

Example:
1. tonight watch TV / exercise / tonight
2. tomorrow I’m going to watch TV
I’m not going to exercise.
tonight.
3. this afternoon
4. next week
5. next year

cook watch TV visit listen

study work clean travel
play exercise fix stay
 Will vs. Be Going To

Predictions with Will and Be Going To

 With predictions, the meanings of will and

be going to are not exactly the same.

 Use be going to when you are more certain

that an event could happen because there
is evidence. Do not use will in this situation.

She’s going to have a baby. X She’ll have a baby!

(INCORRECT)

Electric cars will become popular in the next ten years.

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 Quick Decisions vs. Advance Plans

In statements with will, and be going to have different
meanings:

will—often used to express a quick decision at the time of

speaking (such as an offer to help).

be going to—shows that you have thought about something

in advance. Do not use be going to for quick decisions.
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