Question

ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА. Complete the sentences with will or be going to. 0. I got a ticket for the new play, I'm going to see (see) it on Monday. 1. Alex bought a new book yesterday. He *** (read) it on holiday. 2. What a beautiful view! Wait! | *** (take) your photo here. | * . 3. You have a lot of work to do. Don't worry, I *** (help) you. 4. Jeremy won the lottery last week. He says he *** (buy) a car. 5. What are your summer plans? Where *** (you/travel)? ​6 класс​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) Alex bought a new book yesterday. He is going to read it on holiday.

2) What a beautiful view! Wait! I will take your photo here

3) You have a lot of work to do. Don't worry; I will help you.

4) Jeremy won the lottery last week. He says he will buy a car

5) What are your summer plans? Where are you going to travel?

Объяснение:

Will и going to для будущего времени используются очень часто. Хотя и они схожи, у них есть отличия.

Сходства:

Оба используются для будущего времени с почти одинаковым лексическим значением. Н-р:

It's going to rain tomorrow = it will rain tomorrow.

Отличия:

1) "Will" используется для выражения будущих действий, определенных в момент разговора, в то время как "Going to" описывает будущие планы, принятые до момента выступления. Н-р:

I will have soup now.

I am going to play football with my friends this weekend.

2) "Will" используется для обозначения прогноза, основанного на личных мнениях или опыте, в то время как "Going to" используется для выражения прогноза, основанного на имеющихся данных. Н-р:

I think Liverpool will lose.

Look at the forecast! It's going to rain.

3) "Will" описывает будущий факт, в то время как "Going to" используется для событий, которые произойдут очень скоро.

One day the world will be destroyed.

The bomb is going to explode! Watch out! (взаимств. пример)

4) Will используется для обещаний, предложений, угроз, отказов. Going to тоже, но есть такие фразы, в которых чаще всего используют только will.

Answer 2

Sure, I can help you with that! Here are the completed sentences using either "will" or "be going to":

1. Alex bought a new book yesterday. He is going to read it on holiday.
2. What a beautiful view! Wait! I am going to take your photo here.
3. You have a lot of work to do. Don't worry, I will help you.
4. Jeremy won the lottery last week. He says he is going to buy a car.
5. What are your summer plans? Where will you travel?

Please note that in sentence 0, the word "see" is already in the correct form, so it doesn't need any changes.