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Test A1 The use of will or going to

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Use "will" for: Decisions made at the moment of speaking (instant decisions): Offers, promises, or refusals, Predictions when based on opinions, guesses, or beliefs. GOING TO
Use "going to" for Plans or intentions already decided before speaking, Predictions with clear evidence in the present:

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Use "will" for: Decisions made at the moment of speaking (instant decisions): Offers, promises, or refusals, Predictions when based on opinions, guesses, or beliefs. GOING TO Use "going to" for Plans or intentions already decided before speaking, Predictions with clear evidence in the present:

by Astrid Hernández
1

Look at those dark clouds! It ______ rain soon.

2

I think she ______ pass the exam. She studied very hard.

3

We ______ visit our grandparents next weekend. Everything is planned.

4

I’m very tired. I ______ go to bed early tonight.

5

A: "The phone is ringing!" B: "I______ answer it."

6

They have already bought the tickets. They________ travel to Spain next month

7

I don’t think it _____ be sunny tomorrow

8

A: "Do you want tea or coffee?" B: "I _____ have coffee, please."

9

Watch out! You_________ fall!

10

She _________be a doctor when she grows up. That’s her dream

11

I ______ visit my cousin next weekend. I already told him I’m coming.

12

"It’s very hot in here." — "I ______ open the window."

13

Look at that boy! He ______ drop his ice cream.

14

I’m sure they ______ love the surprise party.

15

We ______ paint the house next month. We have already bought the paint.

Explicación

Explicación: Usamos "going to" cuando ya hay un plan organizado o decisión tomada antes del momento de hablar.

Explicación: "Will" se usa para decisiones rápidas o ofrecimientos en el momento de hablar. Aquí, la persona decide en ese momento acostarse temprano.

Explicación: Otra decisión espontánea o acción voluntaria que se toma al momento de hablar.

Explicación: Ya compraron los tiquetes, es decir, el plan ya está organizado, por eso usamos "going to".

Explicación: Es una predicción personal sobre el futuro basada en lo que cree el hablante, no en evidencia física.

Explicación: "Will" para decisiones instantáneas. Aquí, el hablante decide en ese momento qué tomar.

Explicación: Hay una evidencia clara (por ejemplo, alguien está a punto de tropezar), por eso usamos "going to".

Explicación: Es una intención o plan a futuro de la persona, algo que ya decidió.

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