Future plans: B1- The future Tense:

Future with be going to: we use this future form for predictions, facts, scheduled events and plans.

For example:

1-Are you going to eat dinner?: Yes I’m going to eat dinner.

2-No, I’m not going to eat dinner 🥘

3-Is she going to eat Pizza? Yes, she is going to eat pizza./ no she isn’t going to eat pizza.

To show future actions use the verb shall and will with another verb that describes the action.

For example:

1-Shall/will: with the pronouns: I and We:

Will: with the pronouns: You/He/She/ it/ They.

Examples:

1- I shall do my homework after dinner 🥘

2-I will miss you when you leave.

3-We shall take the dog for a walk later.

4-We will visit grandma this weekend.

5-He will be home later.

6-She will help us cook the food for the party.

Negative: Will/Shall + not:

will not contraction: Won’t.

1-You won’t like this food is horrible!

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