Imagine visiting a palm-reader. She looks at your hand and says:

I can see from your lifeline that you are going to live a very long time.

or

This card says that you will die young.

What is the difference between will + infinitive and be going to + infinitive? There is no difference. Both forms can be used for predicitions with no difference in meaning.


Don't forget the auxiliary verb.

In the future, you go on a trip.
In the future, you will go on a trip.
In the future, you going to be famous.
In the future, you are going to be famous.

Use only the infinitive form with the auxiliary.

You will making a lot of money.
You will make a lot of money.

To make a negative, simply put not or n't after the auxiliary. Remember that the contraction of will + not is won't and not willn't.

I don't will buy a new car this summer.
I will not buy a new car this summer.
I won't buy a new car this summer.

Remember to invert your subject and auxiliary for questions.

What you will do?
What will you do?

Do not use will in clauses that begin with as soon as, the moment, before, after, once, if, or when. These time clauses already have a future meaning.

When you will turn left, you will see my driveway on your right.

The word gonna is slang. Do NOT use it until you have full command of am/is/are going to.