Question

Open the brackets 1. I’m sure you (will like/like) the new film. 2. It’s too warm. I (am going to open/will open) the window. 3. I promise I (will help/am going to help) clean the flat. 4. The train (leaves/will leave) at 7 pm tonight. 5. Be careful! You (are going to drop/will drop) this vase. 6. She (is having/will have) dinner with Kate tonight. 7. He (is going to become/will become) a doctor. ПОМОГИТЕ ПРОШУ!!!

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. I’m sure you will like the new film.

2. It’s too warm. I am going to open the window.

3. I promise I will help clean the flat.

4. The train leaves at 7 pm tonight.

5. Be careful! You are going to drop this vase.

6. She is having dinner with Kate tonight.

7. He is going to become a doctor.

Answer 2

1. I’m sure you will like the new film. 2. It’s too warm. I am going to open the window. 3. I promise I will help clean the flat. 4. The train will leave at 7 pm tonight. 5. Be careful! You are going to drop this vase. 6. She will have dinner with Kate tonight. 7. He is going to become a doctor.

Explanation: 1. In this sentence, "will like" is the correct option because it expresses a future certainty or prediction. The speaker is confident that the person will enjoy the new film. 2. In this sentence, "am going to open" is the correct option because it expresses a planned action in the near future. The speaker intends to open the window to regulate the temperature. 3. In this sentence, both "will help" and "am going to help" are correct options. Both express the speaker's willingness to assist in cleaning the flat. However, "will help" implies a general willingness to help, while "am going to help" suggests a specific intention to help in the near future. 4. In this sentence, "will leave" is the correct option because it refers to a scheduled event in the future. The train has a fixed departure time of 7 pm tonight. 5. In this sentence, both "are going to drop" and "will drop" are correct options. Both express the likelihood of dropping the vase. However, "are going to drop" implies a more immediate possibility, while "will drop" suggests a general prediction. 6. In this sentence, both "is having" and "will have" are correct options. Both express the arrangement of having dinner with Kate tonight. However, "is having" suggests a pre-planned arrangement, while "will have" implies a general intention to have dinner. 7. In this sentence, both "is going to become" and "will become" are correct options. Both express the future career goal of becoming a doctor. However, "is going to become" suggests a planned or expected progression, while "will become" implies a general prediction.