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Grammar Reference 3

The document outlines the grammatical structures for future tenses, specifically 'will' and 'going to', including their forms and uses for making predictions and expressing future plans. It also provides the structure for present continuous tense, emphasizing its application for temporary situations. Additionally, it highlights the differences in usage between spontaneous decisions and planned intentions.

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Grammar Reference 3

The document outlines the grammatical structures for future tenses, specifically 'will' and 'going to', including their forms and uses for making predictions and expressing future plans. It also provides the structure for present continuous tense, emphasizing its application for temporary situations. Additionally, it highlights the differences in usage between spontaneous decisions and planned intentions.

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(without to) going to +

infinitive
– Subject + won’t
+ infinitive ? Verb to be
(without to) + subject +
going to +
? Will + subject
infinitive
+ infinitive
Future simple: will be going to (without to)
Future plans and
Intentions
Predictions
FORM FORM Making predictions
Spontaneous
when there is strong
decisions present or past
Offers to do evidence that
something is going to
something
happen
Future tenses + Subject + verb
to be +
going to +
infinitive
USE USE
Grammar + Subject + will
– Subject + verb
to be +
Maps + infinitive
not +
t/
isn’t +
verb with
Present -ing
ending
continuous
? Am /
FORM Are /
Is +
subject +
USE verb with
-ing
+ The root of
ending
am /
At the moment
are /
is + verb of speaking
with Temporary
-ing
ending situations

– am not Changes
/ The future
aren’
PHOTOCOPIABLE © Cambridge University Press 2019
Collaborate 1 – Grammar Maps

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