¿Cual es la diferencia entre "Will" y "Going to" ?
Hola a todos! En mis clases pasadas de ingles no logré comprender bien la diferencia entre "Will" y "Going to"
Estaría muy agradecida si logran explicarme :) .
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Will: Hechos en el futuro o cuando creemos que algo pasará. Por ejemplo, "The president will serve for four years."(Es un hecho) o "I'm sure you will like her."(Creo que pasará)
Con situaciones que son posibles, probables o cuando creemos que algo pase. Por ejemplo, "I hope she will come."(emoción) o "They'll probably come to the party."(Probable)
Cuando haces una decisión. Por ejemplo, I will go to the game o I will come.
Going to:
Cuando haces una predicción usando evidencia en el presente. Por ejemplo, "The traffic is terrible. We are going to be late." o "Be careful. You are going to spill your coffee."
Cuando has hecho una decisión y la describes. Por ejemplo, "I will go to the game(futuro decisión). I have to tell my mom that I'm going to the game."
También, ten cuidado porque la mayoría del tiempo, I will aparece como I'll y you will aparece como you'll y he will aparece como he'll, etc.
¡Espero haberte ayudado! :D
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It is the same difference in Spanish as English:
going to = ir a
will = verbo-ré -rá etc
I am going to eat = voy a comer
I will eat = comeré
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Hola Evelyn :)
Puedes usar "going to" para una accion que te prepararse de hacer. Ejemplo : (It's 11pm) "I'm going to sleep" (you're going to sleep very soon)
Mientras que para "will", la acción es como un proyecto, vas a hacer, pero no de inmediato. Ejemplo : "i will my homework during the week-end"
La diferencia es muy sutil.
PD: Sorry for my bad spanish. :(
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Merriment is not exactly correct. Some form of the word "be" followed by "going to" means the exact same thing as "will", except "going to" usually means sometime in the near future, but not always. It's used the same way in Spanish.
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Because this is elementary-level English, you do need to know the difference. There are more future forms to learn later.
If you search for "difference will going to" then you'll find plenty of explanations:
http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/will-or-be-going-to.html
http://www.grammarbank.com/will-vs-going-to.html
http://www.myenglishteacher.net/willandbegoingtolesson.html
...and so on...
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