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1. Look out! You will/are going to fall! 2. It's cold. I will/am going to put up my jacket3. Look at those dark clouds. It will/is going to rain.4. It is going to rain. I will/am going to take my umbrella.5. The phone is ringing. I will/am going to answer it.6. It is going to be sunny/rainy, so take your sunglasses.7. It is going to be chilly/warm, so take your coat.8. It is going to be hot/frosty, so put off your jacket.9. It is going to be snowy. I will wear my shorts/coat. 10. It is going to be wet. I will wear my raincoat/T-T-shir​

Answer 1

Ответ:. 1 Look out! You will/are going to fall!

2. It's cold. I will/am going to put up my jacket

3. Look at those dark clouds. It will/is going to rain.

4. It is going to rain. I will/am going to take my umbrella.

5. The phone is ringing. I will/am going to answer it.

6. It is going to be sunny/rainy, so take your sunglasses.

7. It is going to be chilly/warm, so take your coat.

8. It is going to be hot/frosty, so put off your jacket.

9. It is going to be snowy. I will wear my shorts/coat.

10. It is going to be wet. I will wear my raincoat/T-T-shir​

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Answer 2

In each of these sentences, you can use either "will" or "am going to" to talk about future actions or events. The choice between "will" and "am going to" can sometimes indicate different levels of certainty, but in many cases, they are interchangeable. Here's how you can use both options in each sentence:

1. Look out! You will fall! Look out! You are going to fall!

2. It's cold. I will put on my jacket. It's cold. I am going to put on my jacket.

3. Look at those dark clouds. It will rain. Look at those dark clouds. It is going to rain.

4. It is going to rain. I will take my umbrella. It is going to rain. I am going to take my umbrella.

5. The phone is ringing. I will answer it. The phone is ringing. I am going to answer it.

6. It is going to be sunny, so take your sunglasses. It is going to be sunny, so take your sunglasses.

7. It is going to be chilly, so take your coat. It is going to be chilly, so take your coat.

8. It is going to be hot, so put off your jacket. It is going to be hot, so put off your jacket.

9. It is going to be snowy. I will wear my coat. It is going to be snowy. I am going to wear my coat.

10. It is going to be wet. I will wear my raincoat. It is going to be wet. I am going to wear my raincoat.

Note that for some sentences, there may be more suitable alternatives for expressing your intent, such as "put on" instead of "put off" or "wear" instead of "put on," to make the sentences more clear and natural.