Will vs Going To exercises
Practise with the song. Listen to Remi and type the missing words, then choose the right form. The answers and explanations are at the bottom.
Will
Decided right now, a promise or an opinion
“The bill is here? I'll pay.”
Going to
Already your plan, or you can see it coming
“Look at those clouds, it's going to rain.”
Step 1
Hear it, then type it
This exercise uses the song itself, so it opens when the song is out on Wed 30 Sep, 16:00 UK.
Step 2
Choose the right form
Decided right now, or already planned? Choose the most natural form.
1.No coat, and now it's raining? drive you, get in the car!
2.I've saved enough: buy a bike this spring.
3.The bill is here? Don't worry, pay.
4.Look at those dark clouds! rain.
5.I think love your new job.
6.My battery is on two per cent. My phone die.
7.I promise text you when I land.
8. have a party at the new flat. That's always been the plan.
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Answers
Choose the right form
- No coat, and now it's raining? I'll drive you, get in the car!You decide right now, as you speak: will.
- I've saved enough: I'm going to buy a bike this spring.The plan was made before: going to.
- The bill is here? Don't worry, I'll pay.An offer you decide on the spot: will.
- Look at those dark clouds! It's going to rain.You can see it coming: going to.
- I think you'll love your new job.An opinion with “I think”: will.
- My battery is on two per cent. My phone is going to die.The evidence is right there on the screen: going to.
- I promise I'll text you when I land.A promise: will.
- We're going to have a party at the new flat. That's always been the plan.It has been the plan for a while: going to.
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