WILL vs. GOING TO: The Difference Between Will and Going to | Future Tense in English Grammar

In English grammar, both "Will" and "Be Going to" are used to express future tense but they do not have the same meaning.
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[Matricula]

You've clarified the differences that in Spanish almost do not exist.
Thanks sir, as always I enjoyed your class.🤗

[solensol]

This was extremely helpful. Thank you very much!

[AbidHussain-pfic]

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[deyakassymova]

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Uma das lutas do século: Will vs Going to



Nice video!! :)

[sonimorya]

I had very problems in going to. I don't know where to use it or not. Thanks for helping me. 😊😊😊😊😊

[nelgameel]

That was awesome! Thank you from EGYPT.

[muhammadal-farouq]

Does it change with personal intent? “I will” do something vs. “I am about to do” something.
It feels like one is a promise and the other a much softer scenario. Saying I am “about to” seems like a promise, accompanied with the thought that the action planned could change. Saying, I “will do” something seems to be a stronger declaration of an inevitable event.

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[marcoslira]

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[ayiisubs]

Thanks!!! Im polish so that was hard to understand but this video made everything clear!

[hyunjushin]

When I watch this, I feel I understand well. But I still get confused in real conversation. Great explanation anyway.

[joaobarros]

Thanks teacher I'm from Bristol UK still learning esol English entre 3 this topik seem last week future _will be going to. Thank I'm study

[fairyshah]

Can you please help us..i always stuck in tenses... which tense should i use or not something like that problem..or can't speak..or