Simple Future Tense
Use "will" or "going to" to talk about the future. "Will" is common for decisions made right now; "going to" is common for plans you already made.
The rule
will + verb · am/is/are + going to + verb
Right and wrong
I will call you tomorrow.
I will calls you tomorrow.
After "will", use the plain verb — no -s, no -ed.
She is going to visit her parents.
She is going to visits her parents.
After "going to", use the plain verb too.
We will help you.
We will helping you.
Don't use -ing after "will".
They are going to get married next year.
They going to get married next year.
Don't drop "are" before "going to".
Practice
1. I ___ (call) you later.
2. She ___ going to start a new job.
3. We ___ (visit) them next week.
4. They ___ going to travel to Goa.
5. He ___ (finish) the project by Friday.
Practise in the app
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