My Futsal Injury: Recovering from a Partial ACL Tear
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English Future Tenses: Will, Going To, & Present Continuous
Using "Will"
Used for spontaneous decisions and predictions without evidence.
- Predictions: "He will be a good doctor."
- Instant Decisions: "I’ll buy some then."
- Promises and Refusals: "I will help you, but I won’t lend you money."
- Offers: "I’ll carry your bag."
- Requests: "Shall we eat out today?"
Using "Be Going To"
Used for prior plans, intentions, or predictions based on evidence.
- Predictions with Evidence: "Look at the clouds. It’s going to rain."
- Decisions Made Before Speaking: "Are you going to watch the game tonight?"
Using the Present Continuous
Used for actions happening at the moment of speaking or for confirmed future plans and arrangements.
- "I’m flying to New York tomorrow.