Future Tenses: Will, Going To and Present Continuous - English Grammar Lesson
This lesson explains future tenses: will, going to and present continuous in simple English, with rules and examples for students and exam preparation.
Rule
Use will for decisions made now and predictions, going to for plans and evidence, and present continuous for fixed arrangements.
Examples
- I will help you.
- She is going to study law.
- We are meeting at noon.
Common Mistake
| Incorrect | I will to go |
|---|---|
| Correct | I will go |
Practice Tip
Write three original sentences about this topic, then check each one against the rule above.
Related: Parts of Speech and English Tenses.