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BE + GOING TO + BASE VERB

Use this for loose plans and intentions. You can use it for plans you're sure about too. 

• I think I'm just gonna have a chilled night at home this evening. 
• My sister and I are gonna go to the beach on Saturday. 

I am (not) going to walk > I'm (not) gonna walk
You are (not) going to walk > You're (not) gonna walk
She is (not) going to walk > She's (not) gonna walk
He is (not) going to walk > He's (not) gonna walk
It is (not) going to walk > It's (not) gonna walk
We are (not) going to walk > We're (not) gonna walk
They are (not) going to walk > They're (not) gonna walk

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Use this for fixed plans when you know the time and place. 

• I'm going to a wedding at the weekend as one of my friends is getting married. 
• My parents are moving house next Friday.

I am (not) walking > I'm (not) walking 
You are (not) walking > You're (not) walking 
He is (not) walking > He's (not) walking
She is (not) walking > She's (not) walking
It is (not) walking > It's (not) walking
We are (not) walking > We're (not) walking
They are (not) walking > They're (not) walking

WILL + (PROBABLY) + BASE VERB 

Use this to make predictions about what you'll do in the future. 

• When I visit my parents, we'll probably play a few board games and have a chit-chat. 
• I'll probably go home after a couple of drinks with my friend. 

I will (not) walk > I'll walk / I won't walk 
You will (not) walk > You'll walk / You won't walk
She will (not) walk > She'll walk / She won't walk
He will (not) walk > He'll walk / He won't walk
It will (not) walk > It'll walk / It won't walk
We will (not) walk > We'll walk / We won't walk
They will (not) walk > They'll walk / They won't walk 

MIGHT + BASE VERB 

Use this when you don't have a solid plan, but you want to mention some possibilities or options. 

• I don't have any weekend plans, but I might go to that new museum exhibition. It looks good! 
• I might have sushi for lunch, but I haven't decided yet. 

I might (not) walk 
You might (not) walk 
She might (not) walk 
He might (not) walk
It might (not) walk
We might (not) walk 
They might (not) walk 

To do
Practise by using the worksheet on this page, and watch other Tenses with Georgie videos.

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