Will vs Going to Quiz

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Test your knowledge on the differences between 'will' and 'going to' in English!

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Froggy Jumps Will vs Going to QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on the differences between 'will' and 'going to' in English! by Madelin Rodríguez 1 When do we use 'will' for decisions? a For predictions based on evidence. b For planned events. c For spontaneous decisions. 2 What does 'going to' imply? a A promise. b A plan or intention. c A spontaneous decision. 3 Which is correct for a spontaneous decision: 'I will call you' or 'I am going to call you'? a 'I am going to call you'. b 'I will call you'. c 'I might call you'. 4 When is 'going to' used for predictions? a For scheduled events. b When there's evidence. c For random guesses. 5 What is the negative form of 'will'? a 'Will not' or 'won't'. b 'Isn't going to'. c 'Not going to'. 6 Which is used for promises: 'will' or 'going to'? a 'Will'. b 'Going to'. c 'Might'. 7 What is the structure of 'going to' for future actions? a 'Subject + will + verb'. b 'Subject + going to + verb'. c 'Subject + am/is/are + going to + verb'. 8 I _____ (go) to the party tonight. a go b will c am going to 9 She _____ (call) you later. a calls b is going to c will 10 They _____ (not finish) the project on time. a are not going to b will not finish c do not finish 11 I think it _____ (be) a great day. a will b is c am going to be

Froggy Jumps

Will vs Going to QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge on the differences between 'will' and 'going to' in English!

by Madelin Rodríguez

When do we use 'will' for decisions?

For predictions based on evidence.

For planned events.

For spontaneous decisions.

What does 'going to' imply?

A promise.

A plan or intention.

A spontaneous decision.

Which is correct for a spontaneous decision: 'I will call you' or 'I am going to call you'?

'I am going to call you'.

'I will call you'.

'I might call you'.

When is 'going to' used for predictions?

For scheduled events.

When there's evidence.

For random guesses.

What is the negative form of 'will'?

'Will not' or 'won't'.

'Isn't going to'.

'Not going to'.

Which is used for promises: 'will' or 'going to'?

'Will'.

'Going to'.

'Might'.

What is the structure of 'going to' for future actions?

'Subject + will + verb'.

'Subject + going to + verb'.

'Subject + am/is/are + going to + verb'.

I _____ (go) to the party tonight.

will

am going to

She _____ (call) you later.

calls

is going to

will

They _____ (not finish) the project on time.

are not going to

will not finish

do not finish

I think it _____ (be) a great day.

will

am going to be

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Will vs Going to QuizOnline version

by Madelin Rodríguez

When do we use 'will' for decisions?

What does 'going to' imply?

Which is correct for a spontaneous decision: 'I will call you' or 'I am going to call you'?

When is 'going to' used for predictions?

What is the negative form of 'will'?

Which is used for promises: 'will' or 'going to'?

What is the structure of 'going to' for future actions?

I _____ (go) to the party tonight.

She _____ (call) you later.

They _____ (not finish) the project on time.

I think it _____ (be) a great day.

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