How to Talk About the Future in English | Future Tense Practice for Beginners A1 to B1

🕒 How to talk about your future plans in English naturally? In this slow, clear lesson for A1–B1 learners, practice how native speakers use WILL and GOING TO for decisions, promises, schedules, and everyday conversations. Welcome to The English Brain — your podcast-style channel for real English you can understand, shadow, and speak with confidence. In this episode, you’ll learn: ✔️ When to use GOING TO for plans and intentions ✔️ When to use WILL for quick decisions and promises ✔️ How to sound natural using “gonna” in daily speech ✔️ Using Present Continuous for future arrangements ✔️ Useful examples from travel, work, and daily life ✔️ Real conversation practice for fluent future tense usage 💡 Practice challenge: Try writing your own 3 sentences about future plans in the comments. Example: “I’m going to travel next week,” or “I will call you tomorrow.” 🎧 Perfect for: ✔️ Beginners and intermediate learners building fluency ✔️ Self-learners who want real‑life English, not just grammar rules ✔️ Anyone preparing to talk about plans, promises, or schedules confidently 👇 Boost this video on day 1 by: ✔️ LIKING 👍 if future tense English helps you ✔️ SUBSCRIBING 🔔 to The English Brain for weekly slow English podcasts ✔️ SHARING 📤 with friends learning English ✔️ Watching our “Future Tenses in English” playlist next #english #learnenglish #englishconversation #englishspeaking #futuretense #englishlesson #englishpractice #englishteacher #esl #talkaboutyourplans #englishgrammar #learnenglishonline #willvsgoingto #speakenglish