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  • Wanna speak real English from your first lesson?

    想從第一節課開始說真正的英語嗎?

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    在英語課堂101.com註冊終身免費賬號。

  • Hi, everybody! Ny name is Alisha, today I'm

    嗨,大家好!我叫艾莉莎,今天我是...

  • going to be talking about the simple future tense. today I'm going to talk

    要談論的是簡單的 未來時,今天我要講的是

  • about "will" and "won't" and "going to" and "not going to". So these are a few grammar

    關於 "會 "和 "不會 "以及 "將 "和。 "不會"。所以這幾個文法

  • points that learners make mistakes with, when should you use will or won't? When

    學習者犯錯誤的點。 什麼時候該用will或won't?何時

  • should you use going to or not going to? So I'm going to talk about a few of

    應該用去還是不去? 所以,我就來談談幾條

  • these points, a few basic points, that I hope can help you decide when to use

    這幾點,幾個基本點,我 希望能幫助你決定何時使用

  • "will" and when to use "going to". So, let's begin! Okay, the first point I want to

    "將",什麼時候用 "將"。那麼,讓我們 開始!好的,我想說的第一點是

  • talk about is "going to" or "not going to," the positive form and the negative form,

    談的是 "要 "還是 "不要" 正面形式和反面形式。

  • "going to" or "not going to". For today I want to talk about two times when we'll use

    "要 "還是 "不要"。今天我想 談談我們將在兩次使用

  • these grammar points. So the first time, the first situation where you use "going

    這些文法點。所以第一次。 第一種情況下,你用 "去

  • to" or "not going to" is for plans decided before the conversation. So if you make a

    "要 "或 "不要 "是針對已決定的計劃。 談話前。所以,如果你做一個

  • decision about your future plans, or someone else makes the decision before

    決定你的未來計劃,或 先聲奪人

  • the conversation about their plans for the future, you should use "going to" or

    關於他們的計劃的談話 未來,你應該用 "將 "或

  • "not going to". It's something that is probably going to happen, a high

    "不會"。這是一個東西,是 可能會發生的,一個高

  • certainty, so this is a plan that has a high level of certainty, meaning there's

    確定性,所以這是一個具有的計劃。 高度的確定性,也就是說,有...

  • a good chance this plan is going to happen, you decided it before the

    這個計劃很可能會 你早早就決定了

  • conversation, meaning you've probably had some time to plan your future, to plan

    意思是你可能已經 一些時間來計劃你的未來,計劃

  • your schedule a little bit. So, please use "going to" for something you decide before

    你的時間表一點點。所以,請使用 赴

  • the conversation. So, on a timeline, it might look like this, we have past, now,

    的對話。所以,在時間線上,它 可能是這個樣子,我們已經過去了,現在。

  • and future here. So your plan is for the future, yes, but you decided on the

    和未來在這裡。所以你的計劃是 未來,是的,但你決定在

  • plan some time before the conversation. So if this point, this is now, this is

    計劃前一段時間的談話。 所以,如果這個點,就是現在,就是

  • your conversation, you made the plan you made the decision before the

    你的談話,你做的計劃,你 前作出的決定

  • conversation; in this case, use "going to" I'm going to. At the beginning of this

    話,這裡用 "去"。 我要去。在這個開頭

  • video, I said I'm going to talk about simple future tense, will and going to. I

    視頻,我說我要談的是 簡單將來時,將和去。I

  • decided before this video started about my plans, I decided what I was going to

    在這段視頻開始之前就決定了 我決定了我的計劃,我決定了我要做什麼

  • talk to you about before the video started, so I used "going to" to introduce

    在視頻之前和你談談 開始,所以我用 "將 "來介紹

  • that plan, so please keep this in mind. Okay, but let's talk about "will" now. So, we

    該計劃,所以請記住這一點。 好吧,但我們現在來談談 "意志"。所以,我們

  • use "will" and "won't" for decisions that are made at the moment of speaking, so

    用 "會 "和 "不會 "來表示對 是在說話的那一刻做出的,所以

  • keep in mind "will" is the positive form, "won't" is the negative form here. So a

    請記住,"會 "是積極的形式。 "不會 "是這裡的否定形式。所以,一個

  • decision made at the moment of speaking, this is one way to use "will" or "won't". You

    在發言時做出的決定。 這是使用 "會 "或 "不會 "的一種方式。你

  • can use this, for example, at restaurants, you can use this to talk about plans you

    可以使用,例如,在餐廳。 你可以用它來談論你的計劃

  • make quickly after learning information from a friend.

    聞風而動 從一個朋友那裡。

  • Keep in mind, "will" and "won't" tends to have a lower certainty, there's a lower

    請記住,"會 "和 "不會 "往往是 有較低的確定性,就會有較低的

  • chance the plan is going to happen, because you made the plan at the moment

    計劃發生的機會。 因為你當時就已經做好了計劃

  • of speaking. "Going to" is used for plans made before the conversation, but "will" is

    的說話。"要去 "用於計劃 談話前作出的,但 "會 "是。

  • used for a plan made spur-of-the-moment, or a very quick plan

    興師動眾

  • you've just made. So that's kind of the image, is the decision you just made? Use

    你剛剛做的。所以這就是一種 形象,是你剛才的決定嗎?使用

  • "will" or use "won't" in those cases. If you made the decision before the

    "將 "或在這些情況下使用 "不會"。如果你 前作出的決定

  • conversation, there's a good chance you should use "going to". So, to go back to our

    談話,你很有可能 應該用 "去"。所以,回到我們的

  • timeline here, if "going to" is used for a decision you made in the past about your

    這裡的時間線,如果用 "將 "字來表示。 你過去對你的

  • future plans, "will" is used for a decision you make in the conversation, during the

    將就 你在談話中,在

  • conversation. The plan can be anytime in the future, but the decision,

    談話。該計劃可以隨時在 未來,但決定。

  • the point at which you make the decision, is the difference here. One point

    在你做出決定的時候。 是這裡的區別。有一點

  • about this, two points about this, actually, first, "will" - if you've made a

    關於這一點,有兩點。 其實,首先,"會"--如果你已經做了一個

  • decision at the moment of speaking and you therefore should use "will" to

    講話時的決定和 是以,你應該用 "將 "來

  • communicate that decision, you can improve or you can communicate that

    傳達這個決定,你可以 改善,或者你可以溝通

  • there's a high chance it's going to happen with the word "probably". So

    很有可能會有 與 "可能 "一詞發生。所以

  • here, I'll show you this in an example sentence in a moment, but you can use

    在這裡,我將在一個例子中向你展示這一點 句,但你可以用

  • "probably" with "will" and "won't". I'll probably, I probably won't. Remember that

    "可能 "用 "會 "和 "不會"。我將 可能,我可能不會。記住

  • order though, I'll probably or I probably will or probably won't.

    不過,我可能會或我可能會。 會或可能不會。

  • Point number two, I want to mention about both of these grammar points is to

    第二點,我想提及 關於這兩個文法點是要

  • make your pronunciation a little more natural, try shortening both of these

    發音 自然,嘗試縮短這兩個

  • expressions, "going to" shortens to "gonna". I'm gonna, I'm not gonna. This

    表達方式,"要 "縮短為 "要"。 我要去,我不去。這個

  • sounds much more natural, at least in American English. For "will" and for "won't,"

    聽起來更自然,至少在 美國英語。對於 "會 "和 "不會",。

  • when you use "will," use the contracted form with your subject. For example,

    當你使用 "將 "的時候,請使用約定的 "將 "字。 形式與你的主題。例如:

  • "I will" becomes "I'll"; "you will" becomes "you'll"; "they will" becomes "they'll". Using the

    "I will "變成 "I'll";"you will "變成 "you'll"。 "他們會 "變成了 "他們會"。用 "我將 "變成 "我將";"你將 "變成 "你將";"他們將 "變成 "他們將"。

  • contracted form sounds a lot more natural in everyday conversation. It's

    縮略語 日常對話中的自然。它的

  • correct to say "you will," "they will," but it sounds really stiff and unnatural, so

    說 "你會""他們會 "是正確的,但它。 聽起來真的很僵硬和不自然,所以。

  • please use the contracted form to sound a bit more natural. You can use the

    請用簽約的形式來表達 更自然一些。您可以使用

  • contracted form with "probably" for "will". I'll probably, they'll probably, we'll probably.

    用 "大概 "代替 "會 "的簽約形式。 我大概會,他們大概會,我們大概會。

  • These are all pretty good. Okay, so let's practice using them, alright!

    這些都是相當不錯的。好吧,我知道了 所以,讓我們練習使用它們,好嗎?

  • First example sentence, Maybe ____ go hiking tomorrow.

    第一個例句。 也許明天_____去爬山。

  • So how do we know, is this a "will" sentence or a "going to" sentence? We have a hint here,

    那麼我們怎麼知道,這是一個 "將 "字句,還是一個。 "要 "句?我們這裡有一個提示。

  • "maybe," so meaning there's a low level of certainty,

    "也許",所以意味著有一個低的 肯定程度。

  • perhaps a low chance that this is going to happen. So let's say,

    也許是機會渺茫 要發生。所以我們說。

  • Maybe I'll go hiking tomorrow. This is probably the best answer.

    也許我明天會去遠足。 這可能是最好的答案。

  • Maybe I'm going to, while you can communicate the idea, yes, it sounds like you decided

    也許我要去,而你可以溝通。 的想法,是的,這聽起來像你的決定。

  • your plan before the conversation, but you're using "maybe," so it doesn't quite

    你的計劃在談話之前,但 你用的是 "也許",所以它不太

  • match, instead use I'll, maybe I'll go hiking tomorrow. Okay, let's look at the

    匹配,而不是用I'll,也許我將去 徒步旅行的明天。好吧,讓我們來看看

  • next sentence, I'm, there's a big hint here, a grammar hint, I'm ____ go to France next year!

    下一句,I'm,這裡有一個很大的提示,文法提示,明年I'm ____ go to France!

  • So next year, this go to France next year, this is

    所以,明年,這個去法國明年,這個是

  • a pretty big decision, most people probably would not make this decision at

    一個相當大的決定,大多數人 可能不會在

  • the moment of speaking, so we should use "going to".

    的時候,所以我們應該用 "將"。

  • I'm going to go to France next year.

    我明年要去法國。

  • This is the correct use of "going to" in this case, a decision made before the

    這是 "去 "的正確用法 在本案中,是在法院審理之前作出的決定。

  • moment of speaking, and there's a high level of certainty here. Okay!

    說話的那一刻,有一種高昂的 這裡的確定性水準。好吧!

  • Let's look at the next one, I decided, here's a hint,

    讓我們看看下一個,我決定。 這裡有一個提示。

  • past tense "decided" if you watched a different video. oops!

    過去式 "決定",如果你看了一個 不同的視頻。

  • I decided that I am _____ go out for dinner. I'm too tired. Okay, so past tense, this

    我決定,我是_____出去吃飯。 我太累了。好吧,所以過去式,這個

  • shows us a big hint, past tense "decided," this implies the decision was made

    給我們一個很大的提示,過去式的 "決定"。 言下之意

  • before the conversation. So, I am _____ go out for dinner. I'm too tired.

    談話前。所以。 我是______出去吃飯。我太累了。

  • Here's another hint, so go out for dinner and too tired.

    這裡還有一個提示,所以出去吃飯,太累了。

  • This should probably be, I'm not going to go out for dinner. I'm too tired. So this

    這也許應該是,我不會。 出去吃飯。我太累了。所以這個...

  • person has decided, I'm not going to go out for dinner, we should use going to,

    的人已經決定,我不打算。 出去吃飯,我們應該用去。

  • the negative, not going to, because the speaker made the decision before the

    負,不會,因為 發言者在表決前作出決定

  • conversation happen, and there's a high level of certainty, there's a

    談話的發生,有一個 高度肯定,有一個

  • high chance that this is going to happen. So we should use "going to"

    很有可能會發生。 所以我們應該用 "將要"

  • this sentence. Okay, so the next sentence I included because I think it's

    這句話。好了,所以接下來 句子,我加入了,因為我認為它是

  • a really good one to remember, any time you visit a bar, a restaurant, some kind

    一個非常好的一個記住,任何時候 你去酒吧,餐廳,某種類型的

  • of service situation you can use this pattern specifically to make a request

    的情況下,你可以使用這個 模式,專門提出請求

  • for something, so let's take a look. Here my example sentence is,

    的東西,讓我們一起來看看。喏 我的例句是:

  • I _____ have a glass of wine, please. In this case, maybe it's at a restaurant or

    請給我一杯酒。 在這種情況下,也許是在一家餐廳或

  • in a bar, but in this case, you've just made the decision looking at the menu

    在酒吧裡,但在這種情況下,你已經只是。 望文生義

  • looking, at a catalogue, looking at something, you made a decision

    看,看目錄,看 你做了決定

  • just then at that moment, and you're asking for that item, you're asking for

    就在此時此刻,而你 要求該項目,你是在要求。

  • that service, so we'll use "will". I'll have a glass of wine, please.

    所以我們就用 "將 "字。 我要一杯酒,謝謝。

  • So, in this example sentence, I used glass of wine to show my request, to ask for a

    所以,在這個例句中,我用了玻璃。 飲酒以示我的請求,求得一個

  • glass of wine, but if you want to use this pattern to make a request in a

    一杯酒,但如果你想用。 這個模式,在

  • service situation, just replace "glass of wine" with the item or service that you

    服務情況,只需將 "玻璃的 酒 "與您所提供的項目或服務

  • would like. So, for example, I'll have a beer, I'll have a steak, I'll have a

    會喜歡。所以,舉例來說,我會有一個。 啤酒,我要一份牛排,我要一份。

  • hamburger, these are all things you can order at a restaurant or at a bar; if

    漢堡包,這些都是你可以。 在餐廳或酒吧點菜;如果是

  • you're shopping you can say I'll have the blue one, please, for example. So just

    你買東西的時候,你可以說我要... ... 例如,藍色的那個,請。所以只要

  • make your request using the same pattern, but replacing that glass of wine section

    用同樣的模式提出你的請求。 但取代那杯酒的部分

  • that I used in my example sentence. Okay, next one, this one is maybe a little bit challenging, it's

    我在例句中使用的。好吧,我知道了 下一個,這個可能有點難度,它是。

  • You're running late, so you _____ have to take a taxi to your next meeting.

    你要遲到了,所以你要打車去參加下一個會議。

  • So maybe this is an assistant or someone

    所以,可能是助理或某人

  • supporting another person with their schedule. Okay, so in the next sentence

    贍養 時間表。好吧,所以在下一句話

  • we're looking at a situation where there's been a sudden or quick change to

    我們看到的情況是 忽上忽下

  • a schedule, someone is running late and there's a new decision that's made at

    計劃表,有人遲到 有一個新的決定,在作出的新的決定。

  • the moment of speaking, or a new decision is made to reflect the new situation, so

    話音剛落,或新的決定 是為了反映新的情況,所以

  • let's take a look. You're running late, so you'll (or you will) have to take a taxi.

    讓我們來看看。你要遲到了,所以 你將(或你將)不得不乘坐計程車。

  • You could say, you're running late, so you have to take a taxi.

    你可以說,你要遲到了,所以你要打車。

  • But maybe this is a future plan something that's going to

    但是,也許這是一個未來的計劃的東西,是要

  • happen in an hour from now, maybe this is something the speaker is planning for

    一小時後發生的事情,也許這就是... ... 說者無心,聽者有意

  • later in the day, so "you will" is a nice way to use that.

    所以,"你會 "是一個很好的。 的方式來使用。

  • You're running late, so you'll have to take a taxi to the next meeting.

    你要遲到了,所以你必須打車去下一個會議。

  • Okay, the last one, I want to

    好吧,最後一個,我想

  • talk about, this uses "probably," which I mentioned over here. So, probably, remember

    說到這裡,這裡用了 "可能",我。 在這裡提到。所以,可能,記得

  • we can use probably to sort of improve or we can use probably to communicate a

    我們可以用大概來改善 或者我們可以用大概的方式來溝通一個

  • higher level of certainty with a decision we made at the moment of speaking. So here,

    更高的確定性與我們在說話的那一刻做出的決定。所以在這裡。

  • you're not going to the party? Then I probably ______ go either.

    你不去參加聚會?那我大概也會_____去。

  • Okay, so "either" is a big hint here, remember we use "either" to

    好了,"要麼 "在這裡是一個很大的暗示,記得我們用 "要麼 "來。

  • show agreement, but negative. Okay, so in the last example sentence for today

    顯示同意,但否定。好吧,所以在 今天的最後一個例句

  • we're going to look at a situation where the listener has heard some new

    我們要看看這樣的情況,在這裡。 聽眾聽到了一些新的

  • information, they use the expression you're not going to go to the party? So

    資訊,他們使用的表達方式是 你不打算去參加聚會?所以...

  • they're confirming new information they have just heard, after that they're going

    他們正在確認新的資訊,他們 剛剛聽說,之後他們要去。

  • to make a decision about what their plans are for the party, so let's take a

    做出決定,他們的 黨的計劃,所以讓我們來看看。

  • look. We know that "probably" can be used with "will" and "won't". And we know from

    的樣子。我們知道,"可能 "可以用來 與 "會 "和 "不會"。而我們從

  • "then," the speaker just made this decision, and we know it's a negative with "either".

    "那麼,"說話人剛剛做出這個決定。 我們知道這是一個否定與 "要麼"。

  • So, we should use "won't".

    所以,我們應該用 "不會"。

  • You're not going to the party? Then I probably won't go either.

    你不去參加聚會? 那我可能也不會去了

  • So the speaker uses "won't" here to show a

    所以,說話人在這裡用 "不會 "來表現出一種

  • decision made at the moment of speaking, but the speaker also uses "probably won't"

    在發言時做出的決定。 但說話人也用 "可能不會"

  • to show there's a high chance that this is going to happen, there's a high chance

    來說明這很有可能是 會發生,很有可能是

  • that this is the future plan, probably won't. Okay, so there's a lot of

    這就是未來的計劃。 可能不會。好吧,所以有很多的

  • information communicated there with small words like "then" and "either" and

    在那裡傳達的資訊 諸如 "則"、"則 "等小字,以及

  • "probably" as well. So please keep this in mind when you're trying to decide when

    "可能 "也是。是以,請記住這一點。 當你試圖決定何時

  • to use "will," "won't," "going to," and "not going to". Okay, so that's my recap of a few

    要用 "會"、"不會"、"會"、"不會"。 好了,這就是我總結的幾個

  • useful grammar points, how to talk about your future tense plans, so I'm going to

    有用的文法點,如何談論 你的未來時態計劃,所以我打算

  • finish the lesson now. I hope that you enjoyed this lesson, if you have any

    現在就把課上完。我希望你 喜歡這節課,如果你有任何

  • questions please feel free to leave it in a comment, or if you want to try out a

    有問題請隨時留言 在評論中,或者如果你想嘗試一下。

  • few practice sentences please feel free to leave those in the comment section,

    少量的練習句子,請隨意 在評論區留下這些。

  • too. If you haven't already, please be sure to like this video and subscribe to

    也是。如果你還沒有,請 一定要喜歡這個視頻並訂閱

  • our channel, too. If you want to find more stuff like this, more lessons, more

    我們的管道,也。如果你想找到更多 這樣的東西,更多的教訓,更

  • information like this, you can check out EnglishClass101.com.

    這樣的資訊,你可以查看 英語課件101網。

  • Thanks very much for watching this episode, and I will see you again soon

    謝謝你的關注 節目,我會很快再見到你

  • Bye bye!

    再見!

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想從第一節課開始說真正的英語嗎?

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