will, going to, present simple, present continuous

Which verb form do you use to talk about future arrangements?

• will+ verb-inf

• be going to + verb- inf

• Present Simple Tense

• Present Continuous Tense

Which verb form do you use for promises?

• will+ verb-inf

• be going to + verb -inf

• present simple t.

• present continuous t.

We use "will + infinitive" to express:

• spontaneous decisions

• decisions made before the moment of speaking

• offers

• predictions based on opinions

• prediction based on present evidence

We use " be going to + verb-infinitive" to talk about

• decisions made before the moment of speaking

• Plans and intentions

• arrangements

• events as part of timetable

• prediction based on present evidence

Complete the sentences with the correct verb form.

Don’t worry! I (a)   (phone) you on your birthday.

Complete the sentence with the correct verb form

Peter isn’t studying at all these days. He (a)   (fail) his final exam.

Complete the sentence

I’m sorry, but I can’t go to the cinema. I (a)   (take) my brother to his music lesson this afternoon.

Complete with the right verb form

According to the weather forecast tomorrow (a)   (be) hot and sunny.

Complete

I don’t think Tony (a)   (finish) his essay in time.

Why don’t you come with us, Susan? We (a)   (meet) Paul at the pub after dinner.