Will or Be Going to ? Future Tense Quiz | NS

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[@josefinaalvaro3890]

Thanks a lot😊.

[@akin488]

thanks😁

[@พันธุ์ศักดิ์ศิริเลิศ]

19/20 Thank you.

[@rafaelaortizvergara9372]

I think the last question is wrong, because we used will when you express a prediction based IN YOUR PERSONAL OPINION OR EXPIRENCES, AND SPONTANIOUS DECITIONS (no hate and tell me if im wrong)

[@IbnstitouLina]

Yes I think you're right

[@mappangaraberbagi]

THANKS.

[@mikekurtz5868]

I'd like to express a different opinion concerning the use of "will" and "am going to." Every source I've consulted, including Grammarly, states that one is encouraged to use "will" in more formal communication, and reserve "am going to" for the more casual. How far in advance (or not) the action was planned is of no consequence.

[@سمیهصفدری]

Very good🙏🙏🙏

[@CabdixaliimYuusufmaxamed-pp5ku]

1st could be either one but with a little difference in meaning.

[@shalder1]

Question no 9 it should be my siblings and I because ‘I’ is always kept at the end.

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Thanks for catching that ❤

[@BlokeAlfred]

Question 17 as well.

[@talismanje]

Why &10 right this will becouse after going to dont go

[@lintawtarwin]

17/20

[@malissa342]

B

[@mikekurtz5868]

Question 17: "I and my father" is an incorrect expression. The proper construction is "My father and I". When used as the subject of the sentence, the pronoun referring to oneself is always placed at the end of the list of people.

[@وحيدأبوطه]

Right

[@malbal3753]

20/20

[@Deliris-kx5me]

Me tooooo!!!!🎉 20/20

[@BasNLonYT]

19 20

[@MaryLee-r2v]

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[@sisalkater]

Hi, thank you very much. I wonder why noone has commented on #14. It's neither. Your solution is present continious, isn't it?

[@JamaniTJohnson]

I'll stop talking about those answers. I need to watch the video on KZbin. Because if I say the answers, I am going to lose the test.

[@mateoeche88]

18/20

[@FazePidgeon]

20/20