Future Tenses: Will vs Going To

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Froggy Jumps Future Tenses: Will vs Going ToOnline version Future tenses practice by Denisse Pérez 1 Which sentence uses will correctly for a spontaneous decision? a I’m going to answer the door. b I’ll answer the door. c I answer the door now. 2 Choose the sentence that expresses a plan using going to. a We visit Paris next spring. b We will visit Paris next spring. c We are going to visit Paris next spring. 3 Which is the correct use of going to for a prediction with evidence? a It’s going to rain; the sky is dark. b It will rain; the sky is dark. c It’s going to rain; I think so. 4 Choose the appropriate sentence for a near future arrangement. a I start the project on Monday. b I will start the project on Monday. c I’m going to start the project on Monday. 5 Which sentence expresses a promise with will? a I’m helping you with your homework. b I’ll help you with your homework. c I’ll help you with your homework tomorrow. 6 Select the sentence that shows a prediction without evidence. a He’s going to arrive late. b He is arriving late. c He will probably arrive late. 7 Choose the sentence that states a firm decision at the moment of speaking. a I’m going to take the 9:00 train. b I am taking the 9:00 train. c I’ll take the 9:00 train. 8 Which sentence uses going to for a long-term intention? a They study medicine at college. b They will study medicine at college. c They are going to study medicine at college. 9 Identify the correct form for a conditional future: if + present, _____? a am to b will c going to 10 Which sentence asks about a future plan in a polite way? a Are you going to see a movie tonight? b Are you seeing a movie tonight? c Will you see a movie tonight?

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Future Tenses: Will vs Going ToOnline version

Future tenses practice

by Denisse Pérez

Which sentence uses will correctly for a spontaneous decision?

I’m going to answer the door.

I’ll answer the door.

I answer the door now.

Choose the sentence that expresses a plan using going to.

We visit Paris next spring.

We will visit Paris next spring.

We are going to visit Paris next spring.

Which is the correct use of going to for a prediction with evidence?

It’s going to rain; the sky is dark.

It will rain; the sky is dark.

It’s going to rain; I think so.

Choose the appropriate sentence for a near future arrangement.

I start the project on Monday.

I will start the project on Monday.

I’m going to start the project on Monday.

Which sentence expresses a promise with will?

I’m helping you with your homework.

I’ll help you with your homework.

I’ll help you with your homework tomorrow.

Select the sentence that shows a prediction without evidence.

He’s going to arrive late.

He is arriving late.

He will probably arrive late.

Choose the sentence that states a firm decision at the moment of speaking.

I’m going to take the 9:00 train.

I am taking the 9:00 train.

I’ll take the 9:00 train.

Which sentence uses going to for a long-term intention?

They study medicine at college.

They will study medicine at college.

They are going to study medicine at college.

Identify the correct form for a conditional future: if + present, _____?

am to

will

going to

Which sentence asks about a future plan in a polite way?

Are you going to see a movie tonight?

Are you seeing a movie tonight?

Will you see a movie tonight?

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Future Tenses: Will vs Going ToOnline version

by Denisse Pérez

Which sentence uses will correctly for a spontaneous decision?

Choose the sentence that expresses a plan using going to.

Which is the correct use of going to for a prediction with evidence?

Choose the appropriate sentence for a near future arrangement.

Which sentence expresses a promise with will?

Select the sentence that shows a prediction without evidence.

Choose the sentence that states a firm decision at the moment of speaking.

Which sentence uses going to for a long-term intention?

Identify the correct form for a conditional future: if + present, _____?

Which sentence asks about a future plan in a polite way?

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