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Study Grammar. Future 2. Intentions, plans and arrangements
Will / will not + infinitive is used when we talk about spontaneous decisions
You look pale. I’ll bringyou a cup of tea.
We can express determinations or strengthen the decision be using will/will not.
I will go to the club, whatever it costs!
If you use this tone, I definitely won’t help you!
It is possible to use will for very formal arrangements.
Parties will be required to apply the amendments within a calendar month.
Shall + I/we in contemporary English is used when we ask about decisions.
Shall wefinish the meeting then?
I/we + shall/shall not express determination in a formal context. There has been a significant change in the contract.
I shalltherefore read the paragraph out to the parties.
be going to + infinitive to talk about intentions or things that we have already decided to do.
I am going to do my best.
Our partners are going to visit the site.
We avoid using go and come with be going to.
