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    Este es un documento que te ayudara, a saber aspectos fundamentales de la lengua extrajera ingles y con esto saber identificar los temas "will" and "going to" de una forma breve, clara, y eficaz.

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    Team Disney / WILL AND GOING TO)

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    Casandra Ojeda
    Este es un documento que te ayudara, a saber aspectos fundamentales de la lengua extrajera ingles y con esto saber identificar los temas "will" and "going to" de una forma breve, clara, y eficaz.

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    TEAM DISNEY:

    Alejandra Castilleja
    Lizbeth Larraga
    Denisse Mena
    Silvia Chavarra
    Diana Zamarripa

    Will and going


    to

    When to use it?

    We use going to:


    To talk about our future plans
    and intentions.
    Example:
    Hes going to see a dentist
    tomorrow evening. (Hes
    planning to)
    To make predictions based on
    what we see or know.
    Its going to rain. There are
    dark clouds in the sky. (I can see
    the clouds.)

    We use will:
    But we use will for on-thespot decisions.
    Im thirsty. Ill have a soda.

    But we use will to make


    predictions based on what we
    think or imagine.
    I think hell become a successful
    businessman.

    Differences

    We use "Will" to Express a Voluntary Action:


    "Will" often suggests that a speaker will do something
    voluntarily. A voluntary action is one the speaker offers to do
    for someone else. Often, we use "will" to respond to someone
    else's complaint or request for help. We also use "will" when
    we request that someone help us or volunteer to do something
    for us. Similarly, we use "will not" or "won't" when we refuse to
    voluntarily do something.
    We use "Will" to Express a Promise:
    "Will" is usually used in promises.

    We use "Be going to" to Express a Plan:


    "Be going to" expresses that something is a plan. It expresses
    the idea that a person intends to do something in the future. It
    does not matter whether the plan is realistic or not.
    We use 'going to' when we want to talk about a plan for the
    future.
    We use 'going to' when we want to make a prediction based
    on evidence we can see now.

    Examples:

    Will:

    Going to:

    Affirmative: Iwill sendyou the


    information when I get it.

    Affirmative: Iamgoing
    toplayhandball.

    Affirmative: Iwill translatethe email,


    so Mr. Smith can read it.

    Affirmative: You'regoing
    toplayhandball.

    Negative: Iwill not doyour homework


    for you.

    Negative: Iamnotgoing
    toplayhandball.

    Negative: Iwon't doall the housework


    myself!

    Negative: You'renotgoing
    toplayhandball.

    Interrogative: Willyouhelpme move


    this heavy table?

    Interrogative: AmIgoing
    toplayhandball?

    Interrogative: Willyoumakedinner?

    Interrogative: Areyougoing
    toplayhandball?

    Video:

    Grammatical
    structure:

    Will:
    Affirmative Sentences:
    Subject + "will" + main verb.
    Theywill [They'll] behappy to see you.
    Negative Sentences:
    Subject + "will" + "not" + main verb.
    Shewill not [won't] arrivelate.
    Interrogative Sentences:
    "Will" + subject + main verb.
    Willyouringme tonight?

    Going to:
    Subject + be + going + to-infinitive
    Affirmative Sentence:
    I am going to buy a new car.
    Negative Sentence:
    He is not (isnt) go to take the bus.
    Interrogative Sentence:
    Are you going to paint the house?

    Thank you!

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