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    Actividad Integradora 4 Ingles II

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    This document discusses the differences between using "will" and "going to" when referring to the future in English. While both can be used to talk about the future, "will" is considered a little more formal and is used for promises and predictions. "Going to" is used for plans and intentions. Some examples are provided like "I will go to Cancun" versus "It's going to be sunny in Cancun." The conclusion emphasizes that both are important for describing future actions and for writing homework assignments and scripts, with "will" being more formal and "going to" more informal.

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    Actividad Integradora 4 Ingles II

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    This document discusses the differences between using "will" and "going to" when referring to the future in English. While both can be used to talk about the future, "will" is considered a little more formal and is used for promises and predictions. "Going to" is used for plans and intentions. Some examples are provided like "I will go to Cancun" versus "It's going to be sunny in Cancun." The conclusion emphasizes that both are important for describing future actions and for writing homework assignments and scripts, with "will" being more formal and "going to" more informal.

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    This document discusses the differences between using "will" and "going to" when referring to the future in English. While both can be used to talk about the future, "will" is considered a little more formal and is used for promises and predictions. "Going to" is used for plans and intentions. Some examples are provided like "I will go to Cancun" versus "It's going to be sunny in Cancun." The conclusion emphasizes that both are important for describing future actions and for writing homework assignments and scripts, with "will" being more formal and "going to" more informal.

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    Actividad Integradora 4 Ingles II

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    Katya Beckerman
    This document discusses the differences between using "will" and "going to" when referring to the future in English. While both can be used to talk about the future, "will" is considered a little more formal and is used for promises and predictions. "Going to" is used for plans and intentions. Some examples are provided like "I will go to Cancun" versus "It's going to be sunny in Cancun." The conclusion emphasizes that both are important for describing future actions and for writing homework assignments and scripts, with "will" being more formal and "going to" more informal.

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    Actividad

    Integradora
    Etapa 4
    “My future”
    Integrantes
    1910075 Aguilar Bernal Edith Alexandra
    1901665 Antonio Arias Kathia Del Carmen
    1900030Loza Cerda Jorge Ernesto
    1914565 Mejia Salinas Kenya Lizbeth
    1903687 Rodriguez Guerrero Brenda Alexandra
    1904333 Wisar Enriquez Johana Michelle

    2
    Going to
    ￮ We going to travel in

    “
    vacations.

    4
    ￮ We going to eat tonight.
    “

    5
    ￮ We are going to work in

    “ the fifth semester.

    6
    ￮ We’re not a going to

    “ sleep all day.

    7
    ￮ We are going to the

    “ forest to camp

    8
    “WILL”
    We will finish the
    school.

    10
    We will finish the
    homework.

    11
    We will not be
    cold.

    12
    We Will pass the
    subjects at First.

    13
    We will see netflix
    this weekend

    14
    Conclusion
    It’s important to know what this lessons show. Also we use “will” for the actions
    to the future and example: “I will go to Cancun” and the “going to” also we use
    it for “oh it’s going to be sunny in Cancun” besides we real use them for our
    normal life anytime and we don’t even know, (the most people don’t) but we
    are doing our best for learn about this lesson and do it.
    Both of them are so important for describe a action in future and both of them
    help us to do our homework and make a good script.
    “Will” it’s a little more fancy; “going to” it’s for an informal script. Also like we said,
    learn this kind of rules of grammatical English, we will do our homework and
    speak, resume, etc .
    A very confusing concept is when to use WILL and when to
    use BE GOING TO when we refer the future. Both refer to the
    future and there is a slight difference between the two
    though in most cases they can be used interchangeably
    with no difference in meaning.
    Also “Going to” and “will” are used in the English language
    as the future tense. The future tense has many different
    ways of being expressed. Different forms include the
    simple future tense, “going to form, be about to form,” and
    the future continuous tense, future perfect tense, and
    future perfect continuous tense.
    “Going to” and “will” are used for the simple future tense,
    but their usages are different from each other. Let’s try to
    understand them by some examples and explanations.

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