Question

Be going to or will 1Why...they...cut the trees? 2.what kind of factory...they ...build? 3.How many people do you think....come to the concert? 4.Which groups...you...invite? 5.What problems do you think...have? 6. How much money do you think the concert....raise?

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Why are they going to cut the trees?
2. What kind of factory are they going to build?
3.How many people do you think will come to the concert?
4.Which groups are you going to invite?
5.What problems do you think you will have?
6. How much money do you think the concert will raise?
Объяснение:
*с to be going to мы сообщаем о наших или чьих-то планах, о чём-то решённом.
*Will применяем, наоборот, когда речь о планах не идёт. При помощи will – высказываем мнение о будущем (I think).
Перевод:
1. Почему они собираются срубить деревья?(план)
2. Какой завод они собираются построить?(план)
3. Как вы думаете, сколько человек придет на концерт? (мнение)
4.Какие группы вы собираетесь пригласить?(план)
5. Как думаете, какие у вас будут проблемы? (мнение)
6. Как вы думаете, сколько денег соберет концерт? (мнение)
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Answer 2

To determine whether to use "be going to" or "will" in these sentences, we need to consider the context and the speaker's intention.

1. Why are they going to cut the trees? (Use "are...going to" to indicate a planned action or intention.)
2. What kind of factory will they build? (Use "will" to talk about a future event that is not necessarily planned but is expected to happen.)
3. How many people do you think will come to the concert? (Use "will" to refer to a future event without a prior plan.)
4. Which groups will you invite? (Use "will" to refer to a future action without a prior arrangement.)
5. What problems do you think they will have? (Use "will" to discuss a future event without a planned intention.)
6. How much money do you think the concert will raise? (Use "will" to indicate a future outcome without a prior plan.)

Note that the distinction between "be going to" and "will" can sometimes be subtle, and both can be used to express future actions. However, in these specific sentences, using "will" sounds more natural. "Be going to" is often used when there is a specific plan or intention for the future action, but it's not strongly implied in these sentences.