Future

The future tense indicates an action that will happen sometime in the future. The future tense can be formed in two ways. First, it can be formed using the auxiliary verb will. It is easy to conjugate the future tense using "will" because regarless of the subject (I, you, he ,we, they) the conjugation is the same.

Some examples are:

Subject	auxiliary verb	simple form
I	will	go
You	will	go
He/She/It	will	go
We	will	go
You (plural)	will	go
They	will	go

Future with "GOING TO" The second way to conjugate verbs in the future is using "going to". Although this appears to be a present progressive form, it is really used to indicate the future. The construction is subject + be + going to + simple form of the verb. This is sometimes called "the future with going to".

subject	conjugation of "be"	going to	simple form	rest of the sentence
I	am	going to	see	Sally tomorrow.
You	are	going to	meet	Allen next week.
He/She/It	is	going to	eat	later on.
We	are	going to	be	in the park tonight.
You (plural)	are	going to	play	football tomorrow.
They	are	going to	visit	Rome next year.