Look at the sentence: "I'm going to start university next year." What does the speaker mean?, A future plan already decided., A decision made at the moment of speaking., Something they are not sure about., Look at the sentence: "I'm starting my course in September." What does this sentence suggest?, The speaker decided at that moment., It is only an idea., The plan has already been arranged., Compare the sentences. "I'm going to play basketball on Saturday." "I'm playing basketball on Saturday." Which sentence suggests that the arrangement is already organised?, "I'm going to play basketball on Saturday.", "I'm playing basketball on Saturday.", Both have exactly the same meaning., Look at the sentence: "I'm tired. I think I'll go to bed." When was the decision made?, Earlier today., At the moment of speaking., Last week., Look at the sentence: "I might go out later." What does might show?, The speaker is unsure., The speaker is completely sure., The arrangement is already confirmed., Compare the sentences. "We're flying to Greece on Friday." "We're going to fly to Greece on Friday." Which sentence suggests the trip has already been arranged (for example, the tickets are already booked)?, Both always mean exactly the same., "We're going to fly to Greece on Friday.", "We're flying to Greece on Friday.", Look at these sentences. "We're going to Spain." "I'm coming to see you later." Why don't we say "We're going to go to Spain" or "I'm going to come and see you later"?, Both sentences are incorrect., We usually use the Present Continuous with go and come., We never use going to., Which future form is normally used for a plan that has already been decided?, will, might, be going to, Which future form is normally used for an arrangement that has already been organised?, Present Continuous, will, might, Which future form is normally used for a decision made at the moment of speaking?, will, Present Continuous, be going to, Which future form is normally used when the speaker is not sure?, Present Continuous, might, will, Look at the sentence. "Do you think you might see Maria later?" Why isn't the question "Might you see Maria later?", Because might is only used in negative sentences., Because might cannot be used in the future., Because might is not usually used directly in question forms., Compare the sentences. "I'm going to buy a house." "I'm buying a house next month." What is the main difference?, The first sentence focuses on the plan. The second focuses on the arrangement., There is no difference., The first is present. The second is future., Choose the correct summary., will = plan • be going to = possibility • might = arrangement • Present Continuous = decision now, be going to = plan • Present Continuous = arranged plan • will = decision now • might = possibility, All four forms have exactly the same meaning.

3B - GDA - Future Forms

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