…Will & going to…
Simple Future has two different forms in English: "will" and "be going to”
FORM-> will + verb in the infinitive
Normaly you use the 'will' for to say things that are not sures, like a promise.
Ex
Afirmative: My mother will travel to Argentina.
Negative: My mother won’t travel to Argentina.
Positive: Will my mother travel to Argentina?
USE
Do predictions: Tomorrow it will be sunny.
Instant decisions: I'll see you on Friday.
Promise something: I’ll visit you next week.
Offer helped: I´ll help you.
FORM-> am/is/are + going to + verb in the infinitive
And you use the 'going to' for to say thing that you sure do, like a plan.
ex
Afirmative: I´m going to the cinema.
Negative: I’m not going to the cinema.
Positive:Am I going to the cinema?
USE
Predictions based on what we can see at that moment: Look at that bike! it is going to crash into the lamp post
Future plans and intentions: I'm going to a concert.
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