The Future Tense
Will and be going to Both " will " and " be going to " are used to talk about future events, but they are used in slightly different contexts. Using "Will" 1. ** Predictions :** - We use "will" when making a prediction about the future based on our opinions, beliefs, or conjectures. - Example : "I think it will rain tomorrow." 2. ** Decisions Made at the Moment of Speaking :** - Use "will" when you decide to do something at the moment of speaking. - Example : "I’m tired. I think I will go to bed now." 3. ** Promises, Offers, and Requests :** - "Will" is commonly used when making promises, offers, or requests. - Example : "I will help you with your homework." Using "Be Going To" 1. ** Plans or Intentions :** - Use "be going to" for plans or intentions that have been decided before the moment of speaking. - Example : "I am going to visit my grandpare