Correct: We use be going to to talk about future plans and intentions., We use will when we make a decision in the moment of speaking. , We use be going to for plans for the future that we have though of BEFORE we speak., Will is used to make promises to people., When we have both planned and organised something, we can use present continuous for the future., We are leaving at 10 am tomorrow. We have booked the taxi already., I think you will like the new bookshop., We're going to travel around Argentina next summer., I'll help you with the shopping., We use will when we offer to do something., We use be going to  for predictions based on evidence., You'll love the beaches in Jamaica., Oh no! The dog's going to be all covered in mud when we go home!, Are you going to get a part time job during the summer?, There are so many great things to do in Vienna, you won't know where to start., Incorrect: We use be going to for predictions based on opinions., Be going to and will  are the same when we talk about future plans., I think you are loving that film if you watch it., We will fly to Brisbane at 6.20 am tomorrow. We have got our tickets and passports ready., I willn't tell anyone, I promise., Are you will go to the mountains this summer?, We use present continuous when we make an instant decision.ù, In my opinion, you are buying that new car as soon as you see it., Look at those clouds in the distance. It will rain., Won't is the affirmative for will.,

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