Question

Упражнение 1. Соотнесите предложения с правилами использования will или be going to. 1. I'm going shopping now. OK, I'll come with you. 2. Many people think life will be easier in the future. 3. It's six o'clock now. It's going to be dark soon. 4. We're going to watch a football match tomorrow. a) a general prediction about the futureобщий прогноз на будущее b) an instant decisionмгновенное решение c) a plan or intention план или намерение d) a prediction about the future based on present evidence. предсказание будущего на основе существующих фактах Упражнение 2. Сделайте предложения вопросительными и отрицательными. Make the sentences into negatives and questions. You'll be at home tonight. I'm going to see you tomorrow. It'll rain tomorrow. She's going to be late tonight. Упражнение 3. Исправьте ошибки в предложениях, если таковые имеются. 1. What are you going to doing in Summer? 2. Jane shall travel to Italy. 3. Ted and Bob is going to go camping. 4. My grandparents are going to visit Scotland. 5. Our teacher will swim in the sea yesterday. 6. The boy will have a lot of fun next Sunday, will not he?

Answer 1

Ответ:

1)

1.b

2.d

3.c

4.a

2)You will be at home tonight.

You won't be at home tonight.

Will you be at home tonight?

I'm going to see you tomorrow.

I'm not going to see you tomorrow.

Am I going to see you tomorrow?

It'll rain tomorrow.

It won't rain tomorrow.

Will it rain tomorrow?

She's going to be late tonight.

She isn't going to be late tonight.

Is she going to be late tonight?

3)

1. What are you going to doing in Summer?-What are you going to do in Summer?

2. Jane shall travel to Italy.

3. Ted and Bob is going to go camping.Ted and Bob are going to go camping.

4. My grandparents are going to visit Scotland.

5. Our teacher will swim in the sea yesterday.-

Our teacher will swim in the sea.

6. The boy will have a lot of fun next Sunday, will not he?

Answer 2

Exercise 1: Using "will" or "be going to"

1. I'm going shopping now. OK, I'll come with you. - This sentence represents an instant decision or willingness to accompany someone. It uses "will" to express the speaker's willingness to come along. - Source: No search result snippet found.

2. Many people think life will be easier in the future. - This sentence expresses a general prediction about the future. It uses "will" to indicate the belief or opinion of many people. - Source: No search result snippet found.

3. It's six o'clock now. It's going to be dark soon. - This sentence represents a prediction about the future based on present evidence. It uses "going to" to indicate the expected outcome based on the current situation. - Source: No search result snippet found.

4. We're going to watch a football match tomorrow. - This sentence represents a plan or intention for the future. It uses "going to" to indicate the planned activity. - Source: No search result snippet found.

Exercise 2: Making sentences negative and interrogative

1. You'll be at home tonight. - Negative: You won't be at home tonight. - Interrogative: Will you be at home tonight?

2. I'm going to see you tomorrow. - Negative: I'm not going to see you tomorrow. - Interrogative: Am I going to see you tomorrow?

3. It'll rain tomorrow. - Negative: It won't rain tomorrow. - Interrogative: Will it rain tomorrow?

4. She's going to be late tonight. - Negative: She's not going to be late tonight. - Interrogative: Is she going to be late tonight?

Exercise 3: Correcting errors in sentences

1. What are you going to doing in Summer? - Correction: What are you going to do in summer?

2. Jane shall travel to Italy. - Correction: Jane will travel to Italy.

3. Ted and Bob is going to go camping. - Correction: Ted and Bob are going to go camping.

4. My grandparents are going to visit Scotland. - No error in this sentence.

5. Our teacher will swim in the sea yesterday. - Correction: Our teacher swam in the sea yesterday.

6. The boy will have a lot of fun next Sunday, will not he? - Correction: The boy will have a lot of fun next Sunday, won't he?