Be going to vs will

When do we use "WILL" in a sentence?

• To express certainty about something
• To talk about past events
• To talk about future actions, predictions, promises, and decisions made at the moment of speaking.
• To indicate a condition for something to happen

When do we use "BE GOING TO" in a sentence?

• To describe hypothetical situations
• To talk about future plans or intentions that we are completely sure we are going to do.

• To describre current events

• To talk about past events

What is the correct structure for "will" in a sentence?

• subject + will + base form of the verb
• subject + would + base form of the verb
• subject + is + base form of the verb
• subject + have + base form of the verb

What is the correct structure for "be going to" in a sentence?

• subject + will + going to + base form of the verb

• subject + am/is/are + to + base form of the verb
• subject + am/is/are + going to + base form of the verb

• subject + was/were + going to + base form of the verb

What is the negative form for "will" in a sentence?

• won

• not will
• willn't
• will not or won't