Future Forms

1. Will

2. Present continues

3. Going to

1. your mom is busy cooking in the kitchen and the bell rings. you would say: don't worry mom, I will open it

2. I think computers in the future will take many people's jobs.

3. All her friends will come to her wedding

examples:

1. decisions made at the moment of speaking.

2. ​Predictions about the future

3. to give information about the future

when to use:

​subject+ Will + Base verb

4. to agree or disagree to do something

5. to promise to do something

Side note: We often use will with: I think I'll..., I'll probably..., Don't worry, I'll...

I think I'll ask Luke for help.

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4. Ok, I will come with you. or NO! I won't cook you a Lağman you cook it yourself.

5. I promise I won't tell my mom you broke

   the glass

at the moment of speaking. What about

decisions made before the moment of

speaking?

continuous or going to (+ base verb).

E.g: We're going to watch a film , We're watching a film tonight

Is there a difference between present continuous and Going to?

We use the present continuous more for arrangements with other people

and be + going to + base verb for intentions.

Sometimes it's important to choose the right structure, but often we could use either because many events are both arrangements and intentions

1. I am going to the USA next year.

2. they are doing a sleepover tonight at Aykut's house

examples:

1. For intention and plans

2. For future arrangement

   Note: In general we use PC for certain future

when to use:

Present Continuous (PC)

subject+ am/is/are+ verb+ing

1. I am going to finish writing my book in two years.

2. It is so cloudy outside, it is going to rain today.

examples:

1. For intention and plans

2. Prediction but Pretty certain because there is evidence.

when to use:

Going to

subject+ am/is/are+ going to+ base verb

ان شاء الله

Allah's willing