Be Going To vs Will Quick Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Be Going To vs Will Quick QuizOnline version Test your grasp of future forms. by Zilola 1 Which sentence uses 'going to' for a planned action? a We are going to visit the museum tomorrow. b We are visiting the museum tomorrow. c We will visit the museum tomorrow. 2 Choose the sentence that expresses a spontaneous decision with 'will'. a I will answer the phone. b I am answering the phone. c I am going to answer the phone. 3 Which sentence uses 'will' for a simple future prediction? a It is going to rain tomorrow. b It rains tomorrow. c It will rain tomorrow. 4 Which sentence shows a firm decision made now with 'will'? a I am going to have the steak. b I will have the steak, please. c I have the steak. 5 Which sentence uses 'going to' for an upcoming plan? a She starts her new job next week. b She is going to start her new job next week. c She will start her new job next week. 6 Which sentence expresses a premeditated intention with 'going to'? a They are going to move to a new house. b They will move to a new house. c They move to a new house. 7 Which sentence is a prediction based on present evidence using 'going to'? a Look at those clouds; it rains. b Look at those clouds; it will rain. c Look at those clouds; it is going to rain. 8 Choose the sentence that shows a spontaneous decision with 'will' (contract/offer). a I am going to help you with your project. b I help you with your project. c I will help you with your project. 9 Fill the blank: I ___ buy a new car next year (will/going to). a am going to b is going to c will 10 Which sentence uses 'going to' for a near future plan? a We are going to watch a movie tonight. b We watch a movie tonight. c We will watch a movie tonight.

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Be Going To vs Will Quick QuizOnline version

by Zilola

Which sentence uses 'going to' for a planned action?

Choose the sentence that expresses a spontaneous decision with 'will'.

Which sentence uses 'will' for a simple future prediction?

Which sentence shows a firm decision made now with 'will'?

Which sentence uses 'going to' for an upcoming plan?

Which sentence expresses a premeditated intention with 'going to'?

Which sentence is a prediction based on present evidence using 'going to'?

Choose the sentence that shows a spontaneous decision with 'will' (contract/offer).

Fill the blank: I ___ buy a new car next year (will/going to).

Which sentence uses 'going to' for a near future plan?