Going To Or Will? Learn when to use them. Join our free English learning email group at [ Ссылка ]

“Could you please help us with difference between ‘Going to’ and ‘Will’?”

Sometimes, ‘Going to’ and ‘Will’ can be used interchangeably. Which word you use depends

on what you want to say. Even if your sentence is grammatically correct it may not portray what

‘Will’ is used for a plan. For example: ‘I will travel the world someday’.

‘Will’ is used to describe something in the future. If you say that you will be a lawyer, obviously

that is not going to happen tomorrow so ‘Will’ is used to explain an event in the future.

‘Going to’ is more immediate. It is used for something that is not in the distant future. For

example: ‘I’m going to upload this video tomorrow’.

This makes your decision sound definite and it also shows your determination.

‘Going to’ is used for predictions. If the sky is dark and cloudy, then it is safe to say, ‘It’s going

Hopefully these examples helped and don’t be afraid to comment or email Gabby your questions.

Take advantage of the online English video classes from Gabby available

at www.GoNaturalEnglish.com. Visit now to find out about limited enrollment periods and

Join people with your same goals in our online community of English learners

at www.Facebook.com/GoNaturalEnglish and on Twitter atwww.twitter.com/GoNaturalEng

свернуть