Be Going To Future

This section covers the Future forms exercises related to 'be going to' construction, which is used for planned actions and predictions based on present evidence.

Definition: 'Be going to' expresses planned future actions or predictions based on current evidence.

Example: "I am going to study medicine next year."

Highlight: Structure: Subject + am/is/are + going to + base verb + rest of sentence

The Present Simple for future is used for schedules and routine future events.

Vocabulary: Time expressions commonly used:

• every Friday/week/month/year
• always, sometimes, usually, often

Present Continuous for Future

The Present Continuous when used for future expresses firmly planned future arrangements, particularly useful in Future forms will, be going to, present Continuous contexts.

Definition: Present Continuous for future refers to definite arrangements and plans.

Example: "I am meeting my doctor tomorrow at 2 PM."

Vocabulary: Future time expressions:

• tomorrow
• tonight
• today
• next month
• in two weeks
• next Monday

Highlight: Structure: Subject + am/is/are + verb-ing + rest of sentence

Future Simple with 'Will'

The Future Simple tense is primarily used for spontaneous decisions, predictions, and promises about the future. This section explores the fundamental aspects of using 'will' in future expressions.

Definition: Future Simple is used to express predictions, spontaneous decisions, and promises about future events.

Example: "I think I will buy a new car next month."

Vocabulary: Key phrases with 'will':

• I think (myślę że)
• I don't think (nie sądzę)
• probably (prawdopodobnie)
• I hope (mam nadzieję)
• I expect (przypuszczam)
• I promise (obiecuję)
• I wonder (zastanawiam się)

Highlight: The structure follows: Subject + will/won't + base verb + rest of sentence