Macbeth and the future tenses? (Looking Ahead)

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[Nia Rahayu]

hi..thanks for the article u send to me.its enlarge my vocabulary.

[Torsten]

Hi Nia, please try to improve your writing habits. The word 'u' does not exist in English. 'U' is a single letter, not a word. Also, I'm sure you learned that in English we start each sentence with a capital letter. Why don't you do that? There is some more information you should read there: http://www.english-test.net/community/index.html#How_can_I_improve_my_writing_skills
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[Pmoon]

dear Alan,
I always have some mistakes when i use "will" " be going to" and " would" although i usually learn about it. there are a lot of situations for each case: prediction, decision, willingness,habit and preferences. which make me confused. it is quite difficult for me in use it correctly. Could you give me some advices. Thank you for your help!

[Pmoon]

thank you so much for your newsletter issue. I feel like learning about the future tense. I think, it is more useful for me when i listen what you say than what i read in grammar books. I would really like to learn English. thanks a lot!

[Pmoon]

sorry Alan. Although i read future tense in your issue carefully, i can't still understand the mean of some phrases in it. for example: go under for the third time, gave her a fine pair of shoes, owned one shoe.
what are the differences in two ways when using " be going to" and" be to do" in the two sentences:- the Olympic Games are to take place in London in 2012.
- the Olympic Games are going to take place in London in 2012? maybe it is the same meaning.
Could you explain clearly to me? thank you very much.