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    1. The document discusses the use of the future tense verb "will" and the phrase "going to" to talk about future actions. It provides examples of using will in affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms. 2. Examples are given showing how to complete sentences using will in different forms based on brackets or changing the sentence type. 3. The key difference between will and going to is explained - will is used for general predictions or offers about the future, while going to expresses intentions or plans that have already been decided.

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    1. The document discusses the use of the future tense verb "will" and the phrase "going to" to talk about future actions. It provides examples of using will in affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms. 2. Examples are given showing how to complete sentences using will in different forms based on brackets or changing the sentence type. 3. The key difference between will and going to is explained - will is used for general predictions or offers about the future, while going to expresses intentions or plans that have already been decided.

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    2604 Future Simple

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    Roxana Roxio
    1. The document discusses the use of the future tense verb "will" and the phrase "going to" to talk about future actions. It provides examples of using will in affirmative, interrogative, and negative forms. 2. Examples are given showing how to complete sentences using will in different forms based on brackets or changing the sentence type. 3. The key difference between will and going to is explained - will is used for general predictions or offers about the future, while going to expresses intentions or plans that have already been decided.

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    Name Name: _______________________ Class:_________

    Will

    AFFIRMATIVE
    Choose the correct answer:
    Long form I
    1-Cindy will ----------basketball.
    He / She / it Will phone.
    You / We / They a-plays b-play c played
    2-Harry will go with Bob to the movies------.
    Short form `ll a-yesterday b-tomorrow c last week

    INTERROGATIVE
    3- Mark ------------the baby to the car tonight.
    Will I a. carried b. carries c. will carry
    He / She / it phone? 4-I---------going to visit my uncle next week.
    You / We / They a-is b-are c- am
    5-They are -----to travel to Egypt next summer.
    NEGATIVE
    a-going b-go c- goes
    I 6-Anna is going to ------her project in a month.
    He / She / it Will NOT / wont phone. a-finish b-finishing c- finishes
    You / We / They

    Use 2.Complete the sentences then, do what is required

    between brackets:
    Will for future actions which may or not Dad will work next Sunday.(negative)
    happen. -------------------------------------
    We will play football after school tomorrow.
    TIME EXPRESSIONS
    (interrogative)
    for future actions which may or not When --------------------------------
    happen. I will watch a goof film tonight. (interrogative)
    What---------------------------------
    tomorrow
    the day after tomorrow Mary will play the guitar for an hour next
    next week/month/year...
    Sunday .(negative)
    tonight
    soon -------------------------------------
    in a week/ month/year...

    FUTURE WITH GOING TO:

    Its used to express a future


    intention, plans and things
    someone decided to do or not
    to do.

    FORM

    Verb To Be in the present


    simple + going to + main verb
    in the infinitive form

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