Grammar - Future Will and Going To
Grammar - Future Will and Going To
Grammar - Future Will and Going To
• Form: Will + infinitive without to. The forms of will are the same for all
persons.
• Affirmative
eg.
The initial lessons will help you to accelerate the process in the subsequent
stages.
Contracted way
He/she/it
will not be successful
We
You
They
e.g.
The latest lessons will not help you to accelerate the process in the previous stages.
Contracted way
Will+Not Infinitive
Subject Complement
Won’t without to
I
You
He/she/it
won’t be successful
We
You
They
e.g.
The latest lessons won’t help you to accelerate the process in the previous stages.
Exercises: write the negative form of the statements:
• Use:
1. ‘Going to’ expresses a person’s intentions and plans made before the
moment of speaking.
She’s going to travel to our subsidiary in London next week.
We’re going to implement predictive maintenance this summer.
2. Often there is no difference between ‘going to’ and the present continuous
to refer to a future intention.
I’m seeing the manager this afternoon.
I’m going to see the manager this afternoon.
With the verbs to go and to come, we usually use the Present Continuous
for future plans.
We’re going to Paris next week.
Joe and I are coming to work next Sunday.
3. We often use ‘going to’ to make a prediction about the future. Our
prediction is based on evidence. We can see or feel now that something
is certain to happen in the future.
Careful! That container is going to explode!
• Form:
Am/is/are + going to + infinitive
Affirmative
e.g.
If you do a good job you are going to be promoted
• Contracted way
I ‘m
He
She ‘s
it going to work in Europe
We
You ‘re
They
e.g.
If you do a good job you’re going to be promoted
• Negative
I am
He
She is
it not going to work in Europe
We
You are
They
e.g.
If you do a bad job you are not going to be promoted
• Contracted way I
I ‘m
He
She ‘s
not going to work in Europe
it
We
You ‘re
They
e.g.
If you do a bad job you’re not going to be promoted
• Contracted way II
I ‘m not
He
She isn’t
it going to work in Europe
We
You aren’t
They
e.g.
If you do a bad job you aren´t going to be promoted
Exercises: write the following statements in negative form
1. Ing. Morales is going to begin without a detailed planning.
_____________________________________________
2. We are going to develop a 100% reliable methodology.
_______________________________________________________
3. They are going to apply the new method since January.
_______________________________________________________
4. Lists of failure modes are going to include every process that is likely to
cause a functional failure.
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
5. Our company is going to try to begin the implementation of RCM without
external support.
_______________________________________________________
Exercises: write the following statements in negative form
1. Ing. Morales is going to begin without a detailed planning.
Ing. Morales is not going to begin without a detailed planning.
2. We are going to develop a 100% reliable methodology.
We are not going to develop a 100% reliable methodology.
3. They are going to apply the new method since January.
They are not going to apply the new method since January.
4. Lists of failure modes are going to include every process that is likely to
cause a functional failure.
Lists of failure modes are not going to include every process that is likely
to cause a functional failure.
5. Our company is going to try to begin the implementation of RCM without
external support.
Our company is not going to try to begin the implementation of RCM
without external support.
• Questions
Question
Verb to be subject Going to Infinitive Complement
word
am I
are you
is he/she/it
When going to work In Europe?
we
are you
they
e.g.
Why are you going to be promoted?
Yes/No questions and short answers
You will expand the project (I think is possible you can do it)
You are going to expand the project (your success is certain. There are evidences for it)
Exercises: choose the correct will or going to future according with the context:
2. The Auditors _____________ assess both the analysis content, and the
1. The project __is going to__ finish next month. Everything is almost done.
2. The Auditors __are going to__ assess both the analysis content, and the