Question

2 Choose the correct options. 1 I will am going to watch the weather forecast tonight. 2 It's hot and windy. I don't think it will / is going to rain. 3 Jay will/is going to spend a week on the lake. 4 Daniel and Elisabeth will / are going to move house next month. 5 I hope we won't/ aren't going to use plastic plates at the party.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Here are the correct options for each sentence:

1. I am going to watch the weather forecast tonight. (or "I will watch the weather forecast tonight.")

2. It's hot and windy. I don't think it will rain.

3. Jay is going to spend a week on the lake. (or "Jay will spend a week on the lake.")

4. Daniel and Elisabeth are going to move house next month.

5. I hope we won't use plastic plates at the party. (or "I hope we aren't going to use plastic plates at the party.")

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Answer 2

Let's analyze each sentence and choose the correct options:

1. "I will am going to watch the weather forecast tonight." Correction: "I am going to watch the weather forecast tonight."

2. "It's hot and windy. I don't think it will/is going to rain." Both "will" and "is going to" are correct here, so you can choose either option. Example: "I don't think it will rain." or "I don't think it's going to rain."

3. "Jay will/is going to spend a week on the lake." Both "will" and "is going to" are correct here. Example: "Jay will spend a week on the lake." or "Jay is going to spend a week on the lake."

4. "Daniel and Elisabeth will/are going to move house next month." Both "will" and "are going to" are correct in this context. Example: "Daniel and Elisabeth will move house next month." or "Daniel and Elisabeth are going to move house next month."

5. "I hope we won't/aren't going to use plastic plates at the party." Both "won't" and "aren't going to" are correct, depending on the nuance you want to convey. Example: "I hope we won't use plastic plates at the party." or "I hope we aren't going to use plastic plates at the party."

In summary, the corrected sentences are: 1. "I am going to watch the weather forecast tonight." 2. "It's hot and windy. I don't think it will/is going to rain." 3. "Jay will/is going to spend a week on the lake." 4. "Daniel and Elisabeth will/are going to move house next month." 5. "I hope we won't/aren't going to use plastic plates at the party."