Will vs Going To: 7th Grade Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Will vs Going To: 7th Grade QuizOnline version Will/Going To revision by Темирлан Кыраубаев 1 Which sentence uses 'will' correctly for a quick decision? a I am going to help you with your homework. b I will help you with your homework. c I will helping you with your homework. 2 Which sentence expresses a planned future action with 'going to'? a We are going to start the project yesterday. b We will start the project next Monday. c We are going to start the project next Monday. 3 Choose the correct question form for a future plan. a Are you travel this summer? b Are you going to travel this summer? c Will you travel this summer? 4 Which sentence is a negation using 'will'? a She going to attend the meeting. b She will attend the meeting. c She will not attend the meeting. 5 Fill the gap: 'I _____ visit grandma on Sunday.' a am going to b will c is going to 6 Choose the best use of 'going to' for a forecast based on evidence. a Look at those clouds. It’s going to rain. b Look at those clouds. It rains. c Look at those clouds. It will rain. 7 Which sentence uses 'will' for a spontaneous decision? a I am going to answer the door. b I will answer the door. c I answer the door. 8 Which form expresses a promise with 'will'? a I going to always tell the truth. b I am going to always tell the truth. c I will always tell the truth. 9 Choose the future plan sentence. a We will study after dinner. b We study after dinner. c We are going to study after dinner. 10 Which sentence is correct for a future prediction with evidence? a The team is going to win the game based on practice. b The team will win the game based on practice. c The team wins the game based on practice.

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Will vs Going To: 7th Grade QuizOnline version

by Темирлан Кыраубаев

Which sentence uses 'will' correctly for a quick decision?

Which sentence expresses a planned future action with 'going to'?

Choose the correct question form for a future plan.

Which sentence is a negation using 'will'?

Fill the gap: 'I _____ visit grandma on Sunday.'

Choose the best use of 'going to' for a forecast based on evidence.

Which sentence uses 'will' for a spontaneous decision?

Which form expresses a promise with 'will'?

Choose the future plan sentence.

Which sentence is correct for a future prediction with evidence?