Bai 1: aae_harris_will_goingto.htmBased on your actual examples, `I will go to the market at 4` and `I`m going to the market at 4`, I think it`s actually worth looking at 3 possible verb forms for the future: Will, going to do, and finally, in the case of your example, I`m going.So let`s start by looking at how we use will and the bare infinitive, as in your example `will go`. This verb tense is known as the future simple, and has several functions. One of the most common is to express a prediction, that is a guess or a subjective opinion, about the future, when we`ve not made any definite arrangement, but just think that something is probable, or likely to happen at the time of speaking.If I asked you the question: who do you think will win the World Cup? I`m guessing that you (Anna) might say `I think Holland will win`, and you might also feel really confident...