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Presentacion Tiempo Verbal Will y Going To Correccion

The document discusses the use of the future tense in English using "will" and "going to". It states that "will" is used to express spontaneous or unpredictable future actions, while "going to" is used to express planned or intended future actions that have already been decided. Some examples are provided to illustrate the use of both "will" and "going to" in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences.

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Presentacion Tiempo Verbal Will y Going To Correccion

The document discusses the use of the future tense in English using "will" and "going to". It states that "will" is used to express spontaneous or unpredictable future actions, while "going to" is used to express planned or intended future actions that have already been decided. Some examples are provided to illustrate the use of both "will" and "going to" in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences.

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FUTURE TENSE

“WILL” AND “GOING TO”


WILL

• We use “will” and the simple form of the verb to


express future actions. We usually use “will” when we
make the decision of doing something at the moment of
speaking.
• It expresses a future situation that has not been planned,
a spontaneous decision or an event on which it cannot
be decided.
• Use will to make predictions
WHEN TO USE WILL

• The first thing you should know is that will is an auxiliary, also known as a modal verb.
This means that we use it to create a form of the verb, in this case, the future.
Note: Will always be accompanied by a verb in its base form to form the future. Otherwise,
will becomes a noun and means will(Voluntad). Example:

• I will help you (Futuro)


• He represented the will of the people (Sustantivo)
Let's look at some examples to illustrate this use of will:

• I will call him right now –Lo llamaré ahora mismo


• I’ll help you with those bags –Te ayudaré con esas bolsas
• I won’t let you pass –No te dejaré pasar
• It will rain –Lloverá
• He will win the race tomorrow –El ganará la carrera mañana
• Don’t worry, you won’t have any troubles during your trip –No te preocupes, no tendrás problemas durante tu
viaje
NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE

• NEGATIVE- THE NORMAL WAY TO EXPRESS DENIAL IS WILL NOT AND


SHORT FORM IS
• He won’t eat all the food. (Él no va a comerse toda la comida).
• We won’t come to the party. (Nosotros no vamos a ir a la fiesta).

• INTERROGATIVE
• Will it stop raining by tomorrow? (¿Va a dejar de llover para mañana?)
• Will they bring more people? (¿Ellos van a traer más personas?)
GOING TO

• We use to be going to when we have the intention of doing something in the future, We
have already made a decision before speaking.
• Going to is used to express forceful plans or events for the future.
• To express a plan
• It expresses the intention of a person to do something in future tense
• Say something you are certain about
• Use going to to make predictions "with physical evidence"
WHEN TO USE GOING TO
GOING TO IS USED TO EXPRESS FORCEFUL PLANS OR EVENTS FOR THE FUTURE.

IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT IN THIS FORM OF THE FUTURE TENSE THE VERB TO BE IS USED IN THE PRESENT FORM, FOR EXAMPLE:
Let's look at some examples to illustrate this use of GOING TO:

• I am going to make pizza for dinner –Voy a hacer pizza para la cena


• I’m going to travel next week –Voy a viajar la próxima semana
• I’m not going to waste my money if I win the lottery –No voy a malgastar mi
dinero si gano la lotería
• Look at the clouds! It’s going to rain –¡Mira las nubes! Va a llover
• He has studied a lot. He’s going to pass the exam –El ha estudiado mucho. El
va a pasar el examen
• She’s not going to come. She’s very sick –Ella no va a venir. Está muy enferma
NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE

• NEGATIVE:
• She’s not going to cook for you. (Ella no va a cocinar para ti).
• He’s not going to study for that test. (Él no va a estudiar para ese examen).

INTERROGATIVE:
• Are you going to use the bathroom? (¿Tú vas a usar el baño?)
• Is he going to call me later? (¿Él me va a llamar más tarde?)
SELF APPRAISAL

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