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ПОМОЖІТЬ БУДЬ ЛАСКА ДУЖЕ СРОЧНО ДО 14:20 Доброго дня. Сьогодні в нас невелика самостійна робота по правилах, які ми вчили в 7 темі ( способи вираження майбутнього часу : Future Simple, be going to, Present Continuous ).I. Виберіть правильний варіант :1. Next year I will / am going to study Science.2. I think they will not / are not going to buy him a video camera.3. Be careful ! You will / are going to break my USB flash drive.4. I think many animals will / are going to become extinct.5. Julia isn't answering her phone. I will / am going to see if she is online.II. Розкрийте дужки, вживаючи will, be going to або Present Continuous :1. Look out ! You .........( to drop ) your phone.2. It's a lovely day . I ....... ( to turn ) off my computer and go outside.3. She .......... ( to meet ) us at 6:00.4. I think people ........ ( not to colonise ) the moon until 2200.5. I ...... ( to buy ) a laptop tomorrow. I' ve got enough money.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1

1. am going

2.are not

3.are going

4.are going

5.am going

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Rules for Expressing Future Time

In the English language, there are several ways to express future time, including the Future Simple tense, "be going to" construction, and the Present Continuous tense.

Choosing the Correct Form

1. Next year I will/am going to study Science. - The correct form is "will." - "Next year" indicates a future action without prior planning, which is typically expressed using the Future Simple tense.

2. I think they will not/are not going to buy him a video camera. - The correct form is "will not." - "I think" suggests a prediction or assumption, which is commonly expressed using the Future Simple tense for future actions.

3. Be careful! You will/are going to break my USB flash drive. - The correct form is "are going to." - "Be careful" implies a warning about a planned or expected action, which aligns with the "be going to" construction for future intentions.

4. I think many animals will/are going to become extinct. - The correct form is "will." - "I think" indicates a prediction, which is typically expressed using the Future Simple tense for future events.

5. Julia isn't answering her phone. I will/am going to see if she is online. - Both "will" and "am going to" are acceptable in this context. - The speaker is expressing a spontaneous decision to check if Julia is online, which can be conveyed using either the Future Simple tense or the "be going to" construction.

Using Future Forms in Context

1. Look out! You are going to drop your phone. - The "be going to" construction is used to indicate an intention or expectation of a future event, such as dropping the phone.

2. It's a lovely day. I am going to turn off my computer and go outside. - The "be going to" construction is used to express a planned or intended future action, such as turning off the computer.

3. She is going to meet us at 6:00. - The "be going to" construction is used to indicate a planned future event, in this case, meeting at 6:00.

4. I think people will not colonise the moon until 2200. - The Future Simple tense is used to express a prediction or assumption about a future event, in this case, the colonization of the moon.

5. I am going to buy a laptop tomorrow. I've got enough money. - The "be going to" construction is used to convey an intention or plan to buy a laptop, supported by the availability of funds.

These examples illustrate the nuanced use of different future forms in English to convey various shades of meaning and intention.