Question

*** 4 Fill in the gaps with will or be going to andthe verbs in brackets.1 A: Do you think Eddie will like (like) hispresent?B: I think so, He likes anything to do withcomputers,2 A: What .......(do) whenyou leave school?B: I think I ............. (look for) a job.3 A: Laura rang while you were out.B: L.............. (call) her back then.4 A: Is Steve planning to come to Italy withus?B: No, he(not/go)on holiday next year.5 A: 1 ............(talk) to my auntin Australia when I get the Internet.B: I'm sure you(enjoy)that!..6 A: How do I use the interactive whiteboard?B: Look, it's easy. I(show) you.​

Answer 1

2:
A are you going to do
B will look

3:
B will call

4:
B isn’t going to go

5:
A am going to talk
B will enjoy

6:
B will show

Answer 2

Ответ:

2  are you going to do / will look

3  will call

4 isn’t going to go

5 am going to talk  / will enjoy

6 will show

Объяснение:

Answer 3

1. A: Do you think Eddie will like (like) his present? B: I think so, He likes anything to do with computers.

2. A: What .......(do) when you leave school? B: I think I ............. (look for) a job.

3. A: Laura rang while you were out. B: L ....... (call) her back then.

4. A: Is Steve planning to come to Italy with us? B: No, he (not/go) on holiday next year.

5. A: 1 ............ (talk) to my aunt in Australia when I get the Internet. B: I'm sure you (enjoy) that!

6. A: How do I use the interactive whiteboard? B: Look, it's easy. I (show) you.

In these sentences, the verbs in brackets are used with "will" or "be going to" to talk about future actions or plans. Here's a brief explanation of each verb and its use:

- "like" is used to express a personal preference or interest. In the first sentence, Eddie is expected to like his present because he likes anything to do with computers.

- "do" is used to ask about someone's plans or intentions after they leave school. In the second sentence, the speaker is asking what the other person plans to do when they leave school.

- "call" is used to talk about the action of contacting someone by phone. In the third sentence, the speaker is asking when the other person should call Laura back.

- "go" is used to talk about traveling or planning to travel. In the fourth sentence, Steve is not planning to go on holiday next year.

- "talk" is used to express the action of communicating or speaking with someone. In the fifth sentence, the speaker plans to talk to their aunt in Australia once they have access to the internet.

- "show" is used to express the action of demonstrating or explaining something to someone. In the sixth sentence, the speaker offers to show the other person how to use the interactive whiteboard.