Future Review and Conditionals

Use "will + verb (base form)" to talk about true facts in the future:

There will be a solar eclipse in 2026.

Use "will + verb (base form) to make predictions based on what you think or believe:

I think it will snow soon.

Use "will + verb (base form)" to make offers

Let me help, I will carry those boxes.

Use "will + verb (base form)" to make Promises

I will always be by your side

Use "will + verb (base form)" to make a decision at the moment

I am hungry, I will eat a hamburguer now.

Use "be + going to + verb (base form)" to make predictions based on what we can see or perceive; the probability is higher.

I checked the weather app, It's going to rain.

Use "be + going to + verb (base form)" to talk about your intentions and plans you are SURE to do in the future

Once I finish High School, I am going to study Music at University.

I am going to invite all my classmates to my Prom party.

Might is almost uncertain.

May is more or less certain.

Could is more certain than May; do not use "could" in negative form when talking about posibilities.