Will vs Going to

Is used for talking about things we plan to do but have not arranged yet:

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I'm going to the course tomorrow​

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Going to

(Plan)​

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Is used to talk about things we expect to happen because we know or we can see now

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It's going to rain

I'm going to be late for work​

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Going to

(sight)​

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We use to talk about things that are certain to happen in the future

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My father will be sixty in September

There will be elections next month​

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Will

(certain)​

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We can use adverbs like probably and definitely to say how sure we are

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I'll definitely pass the exam

We'll probably go to USA next summer​

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Will

(Adverbs)​

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Adverb + won't​

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We definely won't go to the movies​

​Negative

Will + Adverb

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We will probably go to the movies​

Affirmative

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I'll take you to the concert​

I'll let you take the last piece​

​​Offer

​I'll work harder next year​

I won't give up on my goals​

​​Promise

​Don't eat so much or you'll get fat

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​If you touch here, you will burn yourself

​​Warning

​When we decide to do something while we are speaking

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​I'll lit it up

I'm tired, I think I'll go to bed now​

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Will

(Now)​

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