Will vs Going To Quiz

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Test your knowledge on using 'will' and 'going to' in English!

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Angela Rocio Medina Cordero

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Froggy Jumps Will vs Going To QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on using 'will' and 'going to' in English! by Angela Rocio Medina Cordero 1 When do we typically use 'will'? a For spontaneous decisions. b For predictions based on evidence. c For planned events. 2 Which phrase indicates a future intention? a 'I am going to study tonight.' b 'I study tonight.' c 'I will study tonight.' 3 What is the correct form for a prediction? a 'It is going to rain tomorrow.' b 'It will rain tomorrow.' c 'It rains tomorrow.' 4 Which is correct for a decision made at the moment? a 'I will call you later.' b 'I am going to call you later.' c 'I call you later.' 5 When do we use 'going to'? a For plans or intentions. b For offers. c For promises. 6 Choose the correct sentence for a future plan. a 'We are going to visit Paris next year.' b 'We will visit Paris next year.' c 'We visit Paris next year.' 7 Which sentence shows a spontaneous decision? a 'I help you with that.' b 'I will help you with that.' c 'I am going to help you with that.' 8 What does 'will' express in a sentence? a An intention. b A promise or offer. c A plan. 9 Identify the correct use of 'going to'. a 'She is going to start a new job.' b 'She will start a new job.' c 'She starts a new job.' 10 Which is NOT a use of 'will'? a For predictions. b For fixed arrangements. c For offers.

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Will vs Going To QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge on using 'will' and 'going to' in English!

by Angela Rocio Medina Cordero

When do we typically use 'will'?

For spontaneous decisions.

For predictions based on evidence.

For planned events.

Which phrase indicates a future intention?

'I am going to study tonight.'

'I study tonight.'

'I will study tonight.'

What is the correct form for a prediction?

'It is going to rain tomorrow.'

'It will rain tomorrow.'

'It rains tomorrow.'

Which is correct for a decision made at the moment?

'I will call you later.'

'I am going to call you later.'

'I call you later.'

When do we use 'going to'?

For plans or intentions.

For offers.

For promises.

Choose the correct sentence for a future plan.

'We are going to visit Paris next year.'

'We will visit Paris next year.'

'We visit Paris next year.'

Which sentence shows a spontaneous decision?

'I help you with that.'

'I will help you with that.'

'I am going to help you with that.'

What does 'will' express in a sentence?

An intention.

A promise or offer.

A plan.

Identify the correct use of 'going to'.

'She is going to start a new job.'

'She will start a new job.'

'She starts a new job.'

Which is NOT a use of 'will'?

For predictions.

For fixed arrangements.

For offers.

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Will vs Going To QuizOnline version

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When do we typically use 'will'?

Which phrase indicates a future intention?

What is the correct form for a prediction?

Which is correct for a decision made at the moment?

When do we use 'going to'?

Choose the correct sentence for a future plan.

Which sentence shows a spontaneous decision?

What does 'will' express in a sentence?

Identify the correct use of 'going to'.

Which is NOT a use of 'will'?

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