Exercises for be going to or will?

be going to or will? (A)

Complete the replies. Use be going to or will with the verbs.

§  Oh, you’ve got a ticket for the play. ~ Yes, I’m going to see it on Friday.              

§  The phone’s ringing. ~ OK, I’ll answer it.

1.      Did you buy this book? ~ No, Nancy did. She………………………………………..it on holiday.

2.      Tea or coffee? ~  I………………………………………..coffee, please.

3.      I’m going to miss this film on TV because I’ll be out tonight. ~Well,

I………………………………………..it on the video, then.

be going to or will?

Look at this conversation:

      Mrs. Wells:            How old are you now, Jackie?

      Jackie:                   I’ll be eighteen next Friday.

      Mrs. Wells:            Oh, really? Are you going to have a party?

      Jackie:                   I’m going to have a meal in a restaurant with a few friends.

      Mrs. Well:             That’ll be nice.

Exercices for be going to and will

be going to (A)

Add a sentence. Use the verbs in brackets.

§  (wash) Martin’s sweater is dirty. He’s going to wash it.

1.      (read) Mike has just bought a magazine.

2.      (fry) I’ve decided to eat these eggs.

3.      (sell) Mary doesn’t need the sofa.

4.      (correct) My work has several mistakes in it.

5.      (accept) Someone has offered Carol a job.

be going to and will

A.      Be going to in the present

Look at the examples:

I’m going to watch this next programme.           I am going to watch

We’re going to meet at the station.                      You/we/they are going to watch

When are you going to pay this bill?                    He/she/it is going to watch

Is it going to rain?

I hope she isn’t going to fall.