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Use will or be going to, for future sentences. With explanations for each answer.

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Use will or be going to, for future sentences. With explanations for each answer.

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1. "Oh, no. I_________an ambulance!"

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2. "When we are old, life____________ easier."

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3. After watching the girls play, he said, "They __________ the match."

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4. "I promise I _________good care of the plants."

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5. - I'm thirsty. - I ____________ something to drink.

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6. - Why are you putting on your coat? - I ______________ out.

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7. "Oh, no, I forgot! I _____________ her now."

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8. "He's driving too fast. He_____________ an accident."

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9. "In the future, people _________in ecological homes."

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10. "I have bought a guitar and I_____________ to play it."

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This is a spontaneous decision. The speaker just saw the accident and decided at that exact moment to help. There was no prior plan to call an ambulance.

This is a general prediction or an opinion about the future. It isn't based on physical evidence we can see right now; it's just what the speaker thinks will happen.

This is a prediction based on present evidence. The speaker notes that "nobody in the team can play basketball." Because of this current situation, it is obvious what the outcome will be.

We use will for promises. Whenever you see the word "promise," will is almost always the correct choice.

A spontaneous decision (or an offer). The speaker reacts to the friend being thirsty and offers help immediately.

This is a prior plan/intention. The speaker had already decided to go out before putting on the coat. The action of putting on the coat is proof that the decision was already made.

This is a spontaneous decision. Even though it involves a "plan" to call someone, the decision was made the very second the speaker remembered they forgot.

Prediction based on present evidence. You can see the car speeding right now, which leads to the clear conclusion that a crash is likely.

A general prediction about the distant future. There is no specific evidence or immediate plan involved; it is a vision of what might happen.

This is a prior plan/intention. The person bought the guitar with the specific intention of learning. The decision was made before the conversation started.

 
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