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When do we use "going to"?

We use "going to" to talk about future plans, intentions, or predictions

What is the basic structure of a sentence using "going to"?

Subject + am/is/are + going to + verb + object/complement.

How do we form the negative form of "going to"?

We add "not" after "am/is/are" to form the negative form: Subject + am/is/are + not + going to + verb + object/complement.

How do we form the question form of "will"?

Invert the subject and "will"

Can we use "will" to talk about planned actions?

No, we usually use "going to" for planned actions

What is the basic structure of a sentence using "will"?

Subject + will + Verb + Object

How do we form the question form of "going to"?

We invert the subject and the auxiliary verb "am/is/are": Am/Is/Are + subject + going to + verb + object/complement?

Can we use "going to" to talk about spontaneous decisions?

No, we usually use "will" for spontaneous decisions. "Going to" is more for planned actions.

How do we form the negative form of "will"?

Add "not" before "will"

When do we use "will"?

To talk about spontaneous decisions, predictions, promises, and offers