English Grammar: Present Continuous, Will, and Be Going To

completed actions in the past

temporary or changing situations (correct)

future plans or arrangements

permanent or general truths

to talk about spontaneous decisions (correct)

to talk about planned or arranged events

to talk about completed actions in the past

to talk about permanent general truths

'Will' is for completed actions in the past, and 'be going to' is for future predictions

'Will' is for planned events, and 'be going to' is for spontaneous decisions

'Will' is for spontaneous decisions, and 'be going to' is for planned events (correct)

'Will' is for permanent general truths, and 'be going to' is for temporary situations

<p>plans or arrangements for the future</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>when we have a fixed plan or arrangement</p> Signup and view all the answers