Question

Ann says she ........the washing up after dinner a)will do b)is going to do

Answer 1

Ответ:

Ann says she will do the washing up after dinner

Ответ: a

Answer 2

Both options, "will do" (a) and "is going to do" (b), are grammatically correct and can be used in this context. However, the choice between them depends on the subtle nuances you want to convey:

• "Will do": This implies a simple future action. Ann has made a decision or a promise to do the washing up after dinner.

• "Is going to do": This also implies a future action, but it can suggest that Ann has already made a plan or has an intention to do the washing up after dinner.

Both options convey the same basic idea of Ann doing the washing up after dinner, but "is going to do" might emphasize more on the fact that there's some intention or plan in place.