Quiz: Going to vs. Will Quiz


Going to vs. Will QuizOnline version Future forms in use by Maria Munevar 1 Which sentence expresses a planned intention using going to? Escoge una o varias respuestas a I start a new book tonight. b I’m going to start a new book tonight. c I will start a new book tonight. 2 Which sentence shows a decision made at the moment of speaking with will? a I open the window if it gets stuffy. b I’m going to open the window if it gets stuffy. c I’ll opening the window if it gets stuffy. d I’ll open the window if it gets stuffy. 3 Which sentence is a prediction based on present evidence? a It’s going to rain soon. b It will rain soon. c It will be raining soon. d It rains soon. 4 Choose the incorrect pair: going to vs will a I will travel next week. b I’m going to travel next week. c I’m going to rain tomorrow. d I’m going to study after lunch. 5 Which sentence talks about a future plan using going to? a They will move to a new city this year. b They’re moving to a new city this year. c They’re going to move to a new city this year. d They move to a new city this year. 6 Which sentence uses will for a spontaneous decision? a I’ll have the salad, please. b I’m going to have the salad, please. c I’ll going to have the salad, please. 7 Choose the sentence that predicts a future outcome based on current evidence. a It will rain because of the clouds. b Look at those dark clouds. It will rain. c Look at those dark clouds. It’s going to rain. d It rains tomorrow. 8 Which sentence uses going to to indicate a future plan? a We’re visiting the museum next weekend. b We will visit the museum next weekend. c We’re going to visit the museum next weekend. d We visit the museum next weekend. 9 Which is a correct use of will for a future offer? a I’m going to help you with your project. b I’ll help you with your project. c I help you with your project. d I’ll helping you with your project. 10 Fill in the blank: It ___ rain later, according to the forecast. a going to b will c is going d to Explicación 1 Going to is used for plans or intentions already made. 2 Will is common for quick decisions at the moment of speaking. 3 Going to often indicates a prediction based on current evidence. 4 Using going to with rain is incorrect unless part of a plan; weather predictions use will or present simple. 5 Going to + base verb expresses a planned action. 6 Will is used for spontaneous choices; going to is for plans. 7 Based on evidence (clouds) + going to for prediction. 8 Going to + base verb shows a planned intention. 9 Will is common for offers or promises. 10 Forecasts can use will; when based on present evidence use going to.

1

Which sentence expresses a planned intention using going to?

Escoge una o varias respuestas

a

I start a new book tonight.

b

I’m going to start a new book tonight.

c

I will start a new book tonight.

2

Which sentence shows a decision made at the moment of speaking with will?

a

I open the window if it gets stuffy.

b

I’m going to open the window if it gets stuffy.

c

I’ll opening the window if it gets stuffy.

d

I’ll open the window if it gets stuffy.

3

Which sentence is a prediction based on present evidence?

a

It’s going to rain soon.

b

It will rain soon.

c

It will be raining soon.

d

It rains soon.

4

Choose the incorrect pair: going to vs will

a

I will travel next week.

b

I’m going to travel next week.

c

I’m going to rain tomorrow.

d

I’m going to study after lunch.

5

Which sentence talks about a future plan using going to?

a

They will move to a new city this year.

b

They’re moving to a new city this year.

c

They’re going to move to a new city this year.

d

They move to a new city this year.

6

Which sentence uses will for a spontaneous decision?

a

I’ll have the salad, please.

b

I’m going to have the salad, please.

c

I’ll going to have the salad, please.

7

Choose the sentence that predicts a future outcome based on current evidence.

a

It will rain because of the clouds.

b

Look at those dark clouds. It will rain.

c

Look at those dark clouds. It’s going to rain.

d

It rains tomorrow.

8

Which sentence uses going to to indicate a future plan?

a

We’re visiting the museum next weekend.

b

We will visit the museum next weekend.

c

We’re going to visit the museum next weekend.

d

We visit the museum next weekend.

9

Which is a correct use of will for a future offer?

a

I’m going to help you with your project.

b

I’ll help you with your project.

c

I help you with your project.

d

I’ll helping you with your project.

10

Fill in the blank: It ___ rain later, according to the forecast.

a

going to

b

will

c

is going

d

to

Explicación

1

Going to is used for plans or intentions already made.

2

Will is common for quick decisions at the moment of speaking.

3

Going to often indicates a prediction based on current evidence.

4

Using going to with rain is incorrect unless part of a plan; weather predictions use will or present simple.

5

Going to + base verb expresses a planned action.

6

Will is used for spontaneous choices; going to is for plans.

7

Based on evidence (clouds) + going to for prediction.

8

Going to + base verb shows a planned intention.

9

Will is common for offers or promises.

10

Forecasts can use will; when based on present evidence use going to.

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Going to vs. Will QuizOnline version

by Maria Munevar

Which sentence expresses a planned intention using going to?

Escoge una o varias respuestas

Which sentence shows a decision made at the moment of speaking with will?

Which sentence is a prediction based on present evidence?

Choose the incorrect pair: going to vs will

Which sentence talks about a future plan using going to?

Which sentence uses will for a spontaneous decision?

Choose the sentence that predicts a future outcome based on current evidence.

Which sentence uses going to to indicate a future plan?

Which is a correct use of will for a future offer?

Fill in the blank: It ___ rain later, according to the forecast.

Explicación

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