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Learn English Tenses: FUTURE – “will” or “going to”?

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Learn English Tenses: FUTURE – “will” or “going to”?



Should you use “WILL” or “GOING TO” to talk about the future? In this lesson, I’ll explain the differences so you can understand easily when you should use “will” and when you should use “going to”. You’ll know which one to use for formal or informal situations and planned or unplanned activities. Together, we’ll review when to use them, how to use them, and what common mistakes to avoid. We’ll compare the two options and do practice exercises together, so you feel confident about your English grammar. This video is part of my engVid series on verb tenses. Follow our classes, step by step, and take your English from beginner to intermediate to advanced levels! The next class in the program is the future continuous tense:

In this class:
Future Tense: WILL or GOING TO? Overview 00:00
How to use WILL & GOING TO: Comparison 05:10
When to use WILL & GOING TO: Comparison 10:27
Using WILL & GOING TO in the same sentence 16:29
Practice: WILL or GOING TO? 19:20

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46 thoughts on “Learn English Tenses: FUTURE – “will” or “going to”?”

  7. Rebecca, you are a such good teacher, I really appreciate your lessons. I am improving speaking English. Thank you so much.

  17. Hi Prof., good evening, I'm following your classes here in Brazil and I'm loving it, congratulations and thank you.😊

  21. so far ptediction with evidence is concerned, using GOING TO is the best idea where as prediction without evidence WILL sounds better

  23. Great lesson Rebecca!
    But what about the : "Present Continuous" for Arrangements? There is a thin line between the use of going to and the Present. Continuous fir the Future, isn t there? It s a bit difficult to know when to use going to and the Present Continuous fir plns, arrangements. Don t you think so? Could you please answer my question when possible? Thanks. Happy N Year. Elsa

  27. Your lessons are impacting. Pls how could I really access your videos systematically. Thank you very much.

  30. Truly, You are perfect English instructor in this modern dispensation. YOU have leverage over the subject matter. YOU are a genius. I grasp the teaching concept of grammar and usage,
    Great teacher in the contemporary society of our society
    Hi Zaza

  32. Awesome ❤
    I've already read about future tense, but in fact, it's the best video about future tense that I've ever seen!

  37. For the example: I'm going to…and then maybe I'll….

    Isn't this not in parallel tense🤔
    For example: we ate chicken and drank coke. Ate&drank both in past tense.

  41. Interesting, I was taught at a University that : water boils at a 100 degrees( we apply this rule in present simple) as a general truth 🤔

  44. what's the difference between " We are going to visit Spain next month" and " We are visiting Spain next month"

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