Let's talk about future correctly? ;)

2. There are three general forms of
simple future:
 WILL
 GOING TO
 SHALL

3.  We use will/ won’t for making decisions, offers,
promising and predictions.
I won’t have the fish, I’ll have the
Decisions steak.
We’ll take the 6:30 train.
I’ll help you with the homework.
Offers She’ll wake me up tomorrow.
I’ll always love you.
Promises I won’t tell anyone,
 Negative form won’t (will + not)
 Contracted form ‘ll

4.  We use (be) going to to talk about future plans
and predictions.
I’m going to work in the USA for three months.
(plan)
I think it’s going to rain this afternoon.
(prediction)
 Negative form (be) + not+ going to
 Interrogative (be) + person + going to

5.  Will
 Going to

6.  We can use both will and going to for
predictions, but:
 Will – when the prediction comes from our own
opinion.
I will be a millionaire in the future.
 Going to – when the prediction is based in a
fact.
The show is going to be expensive. They’re very
famous!

7.  We generally use shall in first person (singular
– I/ plural – we) when we intend to be formal,
and when we offer in questions.
Shall I open the window?
We shall finish the meeting at 11:00.

8. Will/ won’t + infinitive You’ll love New York. Predictions, instant
I’ll phone her later. decisions, offers and
I’ll help you. promises.
I’ll pay you back tomorrow.
Going to + infinitive I’m going to see Tom Future plans and
tonight. predictions.
It’s going to rain.

18. STUDY HARD FOR THE TEST!
AND DON’T CHEAT!