Will or Be Going to ? Future Tense Quiz | NS

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“Will” and “going to (do)”
We use both “will” and “going to (do)” to talk about our future actions but there is a clear difference.
We use “will” when we decide to do something at the time of speaking.
Study this example situation:
A: Have you phoned Mom?
B: Oh no, I forgot. I will do it now.
A: I’m starving. I will get something to eat.
We use “be going to (do)” when;
1. We say what we have already planned to do in the future.
Study this example situation:
My parent has retired. They are going to travel round the world next month.
I am going to buy some ice cream on my way back home.
2. We are sure that something is going to happen.
Study this example situation:
The sky has black clouds. It is going to rain.
Let’s do the following quiz to make you comprehend more about “will” and “Be going to (do)”.
1. I ­­­­______wash my car tomorrow morning.
a. am going to
b. will
2. I am exhausted. I _____ get some rest.
a. am going to
b. will
3. It is raining cats and dogs. I _____ stay at home.
a. am going to
b. will
4. I _____ watch Netflix this evening.
a. am going to
b. will
5. We _____ go anywhere this weekend. We’ve got so many things to be done.
a. are not going to
b. will not
6. I ______ invite Paul to my party next week.
a. am going to
b. will
7. What _______ wear to the party tonight?
a. are you going to
b. will you
8. Have you had your breakfast? Not Yet, I ______ have my breakfast after finishing this paper.
a. am going to
b. will
9. I and my siblings _____ visit our grandma tomorrow.
a. are going to
b. will
10. He _______ go swimming this afternoon.
a. is going to
b. will
11. Jane needs some money to pay her tuition. I _____ lend her some.
a. am going to
b. will
12. The boy has a heavy backpack. I _____ help him.
a. am going to
b. will
13. I am too tired to do the chores. I ______ get some sleep.
a. am going to
b. will
14. We _______ the cinema on Sunday.
a. are going to
b. will
15. There is downsizing in my company. I ______ look for a new income source.
a. am going to
b. will
16. I promise I _______ phone you as soon as I arrive.
a. am going to
b. will

17. I and my father ______ watch Super Bowl next month.
a. are going to
b. will
18. Look at the black clouds! It _____ rain.
a. is going to
b. will
19. Oh my God! It’s 8 o’clock and I’m not ready. I _______ be late.
a. am going to
b. will
20. I am not feeling good. I think I _____be sick.
a. am going to
b. will

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

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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.

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

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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.