The document provides information on using the future simple tense with will and be going to in English. It lists the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of will and be going to followed by examples of their common uses. Will is used to express neutral future actions, spontaneous decisions, and bare predictions. Be going to is used to talk about future plans or intentions and to make predictions based on evidence.

1. FUTURE SIMPLE W I L L

5. SOME EXAMPLES: They will study French in two years. I will travel to Spain next Sunday. I will not do your homework . Will she dance with me?

6. Words and expressions referring to future: In a year, next month, in the future, in a couple of years, next October, the day after tomorrow, etc. Assumptions: Probably, I think, maybe, perhaps . In a couple of years there won’t be transantiago anymore. I will drive a car next week.

7. USES OF WILL 1.To express a neutral future action. They will leave tomorrow at noon. 2.To make a spontaneous decision. Someone is at the door. I’ll open it. 3.To express a bare prediction. The bell is ringing. It’ll be the postman.