WILL vs GOING TO | Learn to correctly talk about the future

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We use WILL or GOING TO to talk about the future, and we use these words in everyday conversation. You may think you can use either one, but it's important that you know all the slight differences - and there are many - so that you can speak accurately and avoid any awkward moments.

I will go over a variety of situations and talk about which future form is more appropriate to use. I'll also show some video clips in order for you to see how the two forms are used in context. This is an advanced grammar lesson to help you fine-tune your English fluency.

In the end, you should have a much better understanding of how you can use WILL and GOING TO correctly.

0:00 Improve your English grammar
0:56 How WILL & GOING TO are similar | No Prior Plan
1:49 How WILL & GOING TO are similar | Making Predictions
2:41 Sponsor Announcement | Lingoda Language Sprint
4:55 Differences between WILL & GOING TO | Quick decisions vs Prior Plans
7:23 When it's more appropriate to use WILL
10:37 When it's more appropriate to use GOING TO
11:21 Slight difference between WILL & GOING TO | Making Predictions
12:24 What will your do? vs. What are you going to do?

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I remember you had a lesson about it already, explaining the differences between will/going to. If you use will, it means a prompt decision like: I will open the door! - when someone is knocking on it. I don't say I'm going to open the door because I didn't plan to open the door. It is a prompt decision about a sudden, unexpected happening.

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