Expressing Future Plans in English: Present Continuous, Going To, Will, May/Might, and Present Simple
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Expressing Future Plans in English
Present Continuous and Going To
We use these tenses to talk about future plans.
Example:
ARE YOU HAVING lunch with your uncle tomorrow? I'M GOING TO HAVE lunch with my uncle tomorrow.
We use the present continuous when we talk about things we have already decided to do, especially when we modify the plan to include other people.
We use going to when we talk about plans or things that we will definitely do, but the decision is not yet firm.
Will
We use will for decisions we make at the moment of speaking. These are usually offers of help or promises.
Example: You're going to the supermarket? I'll give you a lift (won't). We often use will with expressions like I think and I expect.
May / Might
We use may and might for... Continuar leyendo "Expressing Future Plans in English: Present Continuous, Going To, Will, May/Might, and Present Simple" »
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