It does not make sense to worry about the future but it does make sense to learn the Future Tense!
When do you use the Future Tense (going to)?
1) Use it when you want to make predictions or guesses about the future.
e.g:
i) People are going to travel differently.
ii) Look at those cars! They are going to crash!
2) Use it when you want to talk about future intentions or plans.
e.g:
i) He is going to hold a conference next week.
This is a formula of Future Tense (going to) that will help you understand and remember better.
'Going To' + Base form of Verb
Subject | Be | Going to | Base form of verb | The rest of the sentence |
I | am | going to | leave | soon. |
You | are | going to | leave | soon. |
He She It | is | going to | leave | soon. |
We You They | are | going to | leave | soon. |
With this formula I'm sure you will not make any more mistakes with the Future Tense (going to) anymore!
Love,
Grammar Goddess.
