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Lesson 41: Future Forms: Will, Going to, Present Continuous

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Grammar rules

Grammar Focus: Future Forms: Will, Going to, Present Continuous

English has several ways to talk about the future.

  • Will — general predictions/opinions, spontaneous decisions, promises/offers: I think they will enjoy live music. I will help you.
  • Be going to — plans/intentions decided before now, and predictions based on present evidence: I am going to ask John from HR. This picnic is going to be the best yet!
  • Present Continuous — fixed arrangements, often with a time expression: I am meeting the catering company next Tuesday.
Grammar Exercises
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I think it ___ tomorrow. (prediction)

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