I willとI’llとI’m going toは全て意味が違った―非ネイティブはどう使い分けたらいいのか？

Didn't you learn in school that "I will," "I'll," and "I'm going to" are all the same? Apparently, native speakers use them differently. I'll explain the difference. Furthermore, the difference between "will" and "be going to" is quite complicated, but I've tried to clarify their usage in my own way, so please use it as a reference. "At?" at the end of a sentence: Sentences ending with a preposition - Interrogative sentences    • 【完全解説】つけちゃっていいの？at, in, of... 前置詞で終わる疑問文で差...   Differences between "would" and "could"    • 【would, could】丁寧？仮定法？過去？ごっちゃになったら見る動画。これでス...   "What do you think?" is "How do you think?" or "What do you think?" or "Why?"    • 「どう思う」は英語で?－whatとhowの使い分けはこれで完璧!   Subscribe to our English conversation course using the basics of junior high school English! ↓ http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYlld... Understand the word "the" through imagery    • [冠詞]theの様々な使い方もこの１つのイメージで完全理解！   Now you understand completely [preposition + relative pronoun]    • 基礎の基礎から丁寧に解説。今度こそわかる![前置詞+関係代名詞]   0:00 Introduction 1:14 The difference between "I will" and "I'll" 3:01 The difference between "will" and "be going to" 5:15 The difference between "will" and "be going to" is actually very complicated 7:13 How to use "will" when the subject is "I" 8:11 How to use "will" when the subject is not "I" 11:30 To master the difference 12:49 Summary #EnglishReviewSchool #willbegoingto #CommonlyMisunderstoodEnglish #EnglishConversation #DifferencesBetweenWillBegoingTo #HowToUseWillBegoingTo #DifferencesBetweenWillBegoingToandWillBegoingToDifferencesBetweenWillBegoingTo