USE OF "WILL" AND "BE GOING TO"

WILL

You use will when you make:

• Predictions
• Promises
• Warnings
• Inmediate decisions
• Offers

EG.

• In 2050, there will be flying cars.
• My stomach is rumbling, i will eat a sandwich.
• If you win your exam, i will give you a gift.
• If you wish, i will help you carry those bags.
• do not touch that, you will get burnt

BE GOING TO

You use be going to for:

• Plans
• Things you are sure are going to happen

EG.

• My brother is going to study english in London for a year.
• Do you see the lightning? it is going to rain.

PRONUNCIATIONS RULES OF THE REGULAR VERBS IN PAST

Pronounce /t/ after the sound = F, K, P, S, SS, SH, CH, & X

EG. 

• Laughted 
• Walked
• Stopped
• Focused
• Kissed
• Washed
• Watched
• Fixed

Pronounce /d/ after the sounds = B, G, L, M, N, R, V, Z; as well as the pronunciation of any vowel.

EG.

• Climbed
• Begged
• Canceled
• Confirmed
• Cleaned
• Entered
• Loved
• Buzzed

Pronounce /id/ after the sound T & D

EG.

• Painted
• Landed
• Rented
• Ended