Question

ДАЮ 38 БАЛЛОВ, ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА, АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК Complete the sentences with will ('11) or (be) going to and an appropriate verb. If both will and going to are possible, write them both. 1 If you're ready, I………………… explain how the equipment operates. 2I warn you that if I see you here again, I …………………your parents. 3 If we don't leave now, we……………………….. the train. 4 If you decide to contact Jane, I ………………….you her address. 5 If you stand in the rain much longer, you ……………………cold. 6 He's seriously hurt. If we don't get help immediately, he……………….. 7 If you want to leave this afternoon, Joe ……………..you to the station. 8 If you visit Bernard in Vienna, I'm sure you …………………….very welcome.

Answer 1

1. will explain

2. will tell

3. we are going to miss the train

4. will tell

5. you are going to be cold

6. he is going to die

7. will walk you to the station

8. will be

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you complete the sentences! Here are the correct answers:

1. If you're ready, I will explain how the equipment operates.
2. I warn you that if I see you here again, I will tell your parents. (Both "will" and "going to" are possible here.)
3. If we don't leave now, we are going to miss the train.
4. If you decide to contact Jane, I will give you her address. (Both "will" and "going to" are possible here.)
5. If you stand in the rain much longer, you are going to get cold.
6. He's seriously hurt. If we don't get help immediately, he will die.
7. If you want to leave this afternoon, Joe will drive you to the station.
8. If you visit Bernard in Vienna, I'm sure you will be very welcome.

Remember, both "will" and "going to" can be used in some of these sentences, but the context and emphasis may differ slightly. Generally, "will" is used for spontaneous decisions or predictions, while "going to" is used for preplanned intentions or future events based on current evidence.