WILL vs GOING TO in English - What is the difference? | Learn English Grammar 

Awesome explanation once again!!! Especially for us the Spanish native speakers learners since in our language there's no difference when expressing the future, this helps us a lot to understand both WILL and GOING TO. It would be great if you could do another video explaining the future with the PRESENT CONTINUOUS vs GOING TO vs WILL. Thanks a lot!

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I am going to explain the difference between will and going to at the lesson tomorrow. Thanks a lot .

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Very good explanation indeed. I dare say it's the best I've come across so far, as an English teacher I am.

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Thank you very much for explaining the differences and when to use will or going to.

Thank you very much for this video. Excellent in clarifying the subject. I was not aware of any differences in use, until now.

It is a very clear explanation of the future times will and going to mos gives some examples and differences to understand it better. I understood very well how each one is used

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Understandable

I am going to Bali next year It will be raining tomorrow

I will cook dinner for you. Is it correct? I mean if we remove the word 'tonight'.

Excellent lecture....you should include will in questions ....Will you? Thanks 😊

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Please make video on difference between will and would

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Thank you😊!Do we use the present continuous tense when talking about the future as well?

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Goodmorning for everyone. Thankyou for grammatical information which is give you to us. And I want to ask one thing: When we can use IS after YOU or I ? Please give imformation about this.

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Please check these sentences to be sure I understood well If everything goes well I will go visit them. Are you sure they're coming tomorrow? It looks like it's going to rain tomorrow afternoon. Thanks.

What type of questions do we ask with will besides invitations ? For example When we ask questions with going to - What are you going to do tomorrow? You ask him what his plans are for tomorrow. When we ask questions with Present continuous tense What are you doing tomorrow ? We ask him what commitments I have tomorrow. At least that's how I explain things to myself. And now the question If we ask with will What will you do tomorrow ? What do we ask about plans or commitments or both ? Is it grammatically correct to ask such questions with will ?

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Can I use it according to the rule of "going to" : I'm 𝗴𝗼𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗼 𝗴𝗼 to France next week.

prior plan, evidence/ signs, about to happen,

Faris is always late lam sure he will or going to be late tomorrow as well?

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Sir please tell me which one is correct Don't spoil your goals after/behind the holes.

As your method of teaching English is good, I going to subscribe to your Chanel. Did I use the word going to correctly?

Hi Bro. Can I use it according to the rule of "going to" : I'm 𝗴𝗼𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗼 𝗴𝗼 to France next week.

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What is the difference between get up and wake up? Please make a video about this

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I have question for you? have a dinner, it is a collocation. I am having a dinner but subject is he ,she and it . how can use this collocation .please tell me

You used examples about making predictions but as long as they are predictions why did you use the word "sure"🤔🤔 I am sure you will pass the exam. so here you're sure it's not a prediction am I right ?

Hello Bro. Can i use : I going to go to France next week :

Will: wills of the subject. Going to: according to some existences of the facts.

Don't forget the date of the video ? thanks

How to say if we want to use in nominal ( Adjective, Adverb, Noun) Ex. I am sad right now Or I am being sad right now? I am in your home right now Or I am Being in your home right now? Because in Present continuous Some people said, S + be + Adjective/ Adverb/ Noun but another said that S + be + being + adj/ Adv/ Noun. Which Those are true?

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Can I say that iam bilingual or she is bilingual. Which mean i can speak 2 languages fluently

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Thank you very much for this video. Excellent in clarifying the subject. I was not aware of any differences in use, until now.

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