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Quale verbo si utilizza per fare una predizione sul futuro basata su fatti o evidenze?
In che situazione si utilizza going to per esprimere una decisione?
Cosa si utilizza per parlare di eventi futuri che sono parte di un programma o orario?
Per descrivere un'abitudine, quale tempo verbale si utilizza?
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In che caso si utilizza going to per esprimere un'intenzione o piano?
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Cosa si utilizza per esprimere una predizione sul futuro con un alto grado di certezza?
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Study Notes
Predictions
- Will is used to make predictions about the future based on evidence or facts.
- It is often used to express a sense of certainty or confidence about a future event.
- Examples:
- It will rain tomorrow. (based on weather forecast)
- She will pass the exam. (based on her preparation)
Decisions
- Going to is used to talk about decisions made at the moment of speaking.
- It implies a sense of intention or determination.
- Examples:
- I'm going to study for the exam tonight. (decision made now)
- They're going to launch a new product next month. (decision made recently)
Intentions
- Going to is used to express intentions or plans for the future.
- It implies a sense of purpose or determination.
- Examples:
- I'm going to be a doctor when I grow up. (intention or goal)
- They're going to build a new hospital in the city. (intention or plan)
Schedules
- Will is used to talk about future events that are part of a schedule or timetable.
- Examples:
- The train will arrive at 5pm. (according to schedule)
- The concert will start at 8pm. (according to schedule)
Habits
- Will is not used to talk about habits or regular actions.
- Instead, the present simple or present continuous is used to describe habits.
- Examples:
- I get up at 7am every day. (habit)
- She is studying English every morning. (habit)
Note: In some cases, both will and going to can be used, but the meaning and emphasis will be different. For example: "I will go to the gym tomorrow" (prediction) vs. "I'm going to the gym tomorrow" (intention or plan).
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Test your knowledge of the differences between using 'will' and 'going to' in English grammar, including predictions, decisions, intentions, and schedules.
