Present continous, going to, will/won´t

Present continous, going to, will/won´t

By Keira Meza

Presente continous

• Plans (arrangements have been made)

Present continous

-->Plans (arrangements have been made)

Example: I´m flying to New York.

be going to

--> Predictions (we see - present evidence)

Example: Slow down! We´re going to have an accident!

--> Decisions (taken before now - intentions/plans)

Example: Are you going to watch the game tonight?

Will

--> Predicionts ( we think something will happen)

Example: He will be a good doctor.

--> Instant decisions (taken while speaking)

Example: a) We don´t have sugar

b) I'll by some then.

--> promises and refusals

Example: I will help you

--> suggestions

Example: Shall we eat out today?