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FUTURE CONTINUOS:
The future using 'going to' is formed using 'subject + to be + going to + infinitive'. We use 'going to’ when we intend or plan to do something sometime in the future. For example:-I'm going to study English literature.
! Note - We don't usually say "going to go to a place or event", instead you can drop the go to and just say "going to + a place or event".
For example:-I'm going to England.
I'm going to the concert.
POSITIVE
I am going to play handball.
I'm going to play handball.
You are going to play handball.
You're going to play handball.
He's going to worknext week.
NEGATIVE
I am not going to play handball.
I'm not going to play handball.
You are not going to play handball.
You're not going to play handball.
He isn't going to work next week.
QUESTIONSIs he going to work on Sunday?
What is he going to do on Sunday?
Am I going to play handball?
Are you going to play handball?

A spontaneous decision
Example: Wait, I will help you.
An opinion,hope, uncertainty or assumption regarding the future
Example: He will probably come back tomorrow.
A promise
Example: I will not watch TV tonight.
An action in the future that cannot be influencedExample: It will rain tomorrow.
Conditional clauses type I
Example: If I arrive late, I will call you.

The simple past: was and were

El pasado simple: was ywere


We use this tense when you want to talk about something at a definite time in the past: yesterday, last night, in 2006 etc.

Utilice este tiempo verbal cuando quiera hablar de algoposicionado en un momento definido en el pasado como por ejemplo ayer, anoche o en 2006 etc.
The past simple of be is '' was'' or ''were'': the form depends on the subject as it is almost alwaysthe case. El pasado del verbo ser, estar o tener es ''was'' o ''were'': la forma was o were depende del sujeto de la oración como de casi siempre se trata.
I was at home...