Question

Will AND be going to 1. „It is getting dark" - „I ______________ turn on the light". 2. „The tape recorder doesn't work" I_____________________repair it". 3. He____________________see his Granny on Sunday. 4. I think they____________________pass the exam. 5. „The bag is so heavy, I can't carry it"- „I____________________help you". 6. I don't want to go home by bus. I_____________________walk. 7. Do you think John____________________phone us tonight? 8. Take an umbrella with you. It_____________________rain. 9. It's Tom's birthday tomorrow. We_____________________give him a present. 10. I think he____________________like his present.

Answer 1

1. I am going to
2. I will
3. He is going to
4. They will
5. I will
6. I am going to
7. John is going to
8. It will
9. We are going to
10. He will

Answer 2

Sure, let's complete the sentences using "will" or "be going to" appropriately:

1. „It is getting dark" - „I will turn on the light." - Here, "will" is used because the decision to turn on the light is made at the moment of speaking.

2. „The tape recorder doesn't work" - „I am going to repair it." - "Am going to" is used to express a premeditated intention or plan to repair the tape recorder.

3. He is going to see his Granny on Sunday. - "Is going to" is used to indicate a preplanned future action.

4. I think they will pass the exam. - "Will" is used to express a future event based on the speaker's belief or opinion.

5. „The bag is so heavy, I can't carry it" - „I will help you." - Here, "will" is used to express a spontaneous decision to help at the moment of speaking.

6. I don't want to go home by bus. I am going to walk. - "Am going to" is used to express a planned action, in this case, walking home.

7. Do you think John will phone us tonight? - "Will" is used to express a future event based on uncertainty or prediction.

8. Take an umbrella with you. It is going to rain. - "Is going to" is used to predict a future event based on current evidence or signs.

9. It's Tom's birthday tomorrow. We are going to give him a present. - "Are going to" is used to express a planned action or intention for the future.

10. I think he will like his present. - "Will" is used to express a future event based on the speaker's belief or opinion.