Grammar. Future Simple Tense

Form

Positive	Subject + will + Bare infinitive Will = ‘ll My mom will go shopping tomorrow.
Negative	Subject + will not + Bare infinitive Will not = won’t My mom won’t go shopping tomorrow.
Question	Will + Subject + Bare infinitive? Will your mom go shopping tomorrow?

Usages

1. To talk about a prediction

I am sure he’ll come late.

2. To express a spontaneous decision

I’ll get there by bus.

3. To make an offer or promise

I’ll take care of your cat carefully.

Simple Future Tense with TOBE GOING TO

Form

Positive	Subject + am/is/are + going to + Bare infinitive I am going to go to Canada next month.
Negative	Subject + am/is/are + not + going to + Bare infinitive I am not going to go to Canada next month.
Question	Am/is/are + Subject + going to + Bare infinitive? Are you going to go to Canada next month?

Usages

1. To talk about a plan or intention

My uncle is going to visit me tomorrow.

2. To talk about a prediction

Look! The sky is getting darker. It’s going to rain.
Signal words:
Tomorrow, tonight, next week, next month, next year, next summer

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