"will" Vs "going To" Quiz #english #englischlernen #easyenglish
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The best explanation: How to use "will" and "be going to". This video explains the differences and has a quiz! Watch till the end and you will master this topic.
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Both are used to talk about future actions or events, but there are slight differences in their usage.
1. "Will" is used to express a decision or a promise made at the moment of speaking. It is often used to talk about things that are unplanned or spontaneous.
Example: I will help you with your homework.
2. "Be going to" is used to express a plan or intention that was made before the moment of speaking. It is often used to talk about things that are already decided or arranged.
Example: I am going to meet my friend tomorrow.
Now, let's test your understanding with 10 questions:
1. ______ you come to the party tonight?
a) Will
b) Are going to
a)
2. She _______ buy a new car next week
. a) Will
b) Is going to
b) Be going to
3. We _______ have dinner at that new restaurant on my Birthday.
a) Will
b) Are going to
b) Be going
4. _______ you help me with this project?
a) Will
b) Are going to
will
5. She _______ call her mom later.
a) Will
b) is going to
a.will
6.A: I don't think he _____ come tonight.
B: But he says he _____ come.
a.will / will
b.is going to / will
c.will / is going to
c.will/ is going to
7.A: I've bought this paint because I _____ the kitchen.
B: I'm sure it _____ fantastic.
a.'m going to paint / will look
b.will paint / 's looking
c.will paint / will look3
a.’m going to paint/ will look
8.A: What ____ after you graduate? B: I ____ around the world.
a.will you do / 'm going to travel
b.are you going to do / 'm going to travel
c.are you going to do / will travel
b. are you goint to / ‘m going to travel
9.A: ______ to work today?
B: Yes, but the traffic is awful, so I _____ late.
a.Will you drive / will be
b.Will you drive / 'm going to be
c.Are you going to drive / 'm going to be
c.Are you going to drive / 'm going to be
➪ In the first sentence, we use be going to because we are asking about intentions or plans.
➪ In the second sentence, we use be going to because we use be going to to talk about something that you see is going to happen (predictions based on present evidence).
10.A: They are winning 2-1 and there are only 2 minutes left. They _____ this match.
.B: No, I think maybe Manchester United _____ a goal in the last minute.
a.are going to win / will score
b.will win / will score
c.are going to win / are going to score
a.are going to win / will score
➪ In the first sentence, we use be going to because we use be going to to talk about something that you see is going to happen (predictions based on present evidence).
➪ In the second sentence, we use will because we use will for predictions when we talk about something we think will happen.
These last 2 questions bring up the last usage of "will" and "be going to" for predictions:
Examples: -
"Will": The weather forecast says it will rain tomorrow. -
"Be going to": Look at those dark clouds, it's going to rain soon.
Both "will" and "be going to" can be used for making predictions about the future, but there are differences in their usage.
"Will" is used for predictions based on what we think or believe will happen in the future. It is often used when we are making a guess or a judgment about a future event or situation. Example: I think she will pass the exam because she studied very hard.
"Be going to" is used for predictions based on evidence or present signs that a future event is likely to happen. It is often used when we are making a prediction based on something we can see or know at the present moment.
Example: Look at those dark clouds, it's going to rain soon.
Now, let's test your understanding with some more questions:
1. I think they _____ win the game because they are a strong team.
a) will
b) are going to
will
2. The train is leaving in 5 minutes. I _____ miss it!
a) will b) ‘m going to
3. She has been feeling sick all day. I think she _____ stay home tomorrow.
a) will
b) is going to
4. I have a feeling that he _____ forget his keys again.
a) will
b) be going to
will
5.I think they _____ be late for the meeting. They are stuck in traffic.
a) will
b) are going to
are going to be
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Both are used to talk about future actions or events, but there are slight differences in their usage.
1. "Will" is used to express a decision or a promise made at the moment of speaking. It is often used to talk about things that are unplanned or spontaneous.
Example: I will help you with your homework.
2. "Be going to" is used to express a plan or intention that was made before the moment of speaking. It is often used to talk about things that are already decided or arranged.
Example: I am going to meet my friend tomorrow.
Now, let's test your understanding with 10 questions:
1. ______ you come to the party tonight?
a) Will
b) Are going to
a)
2. She _______ buy a new car next week
. a) Will
b) Is going to
b) Be going to
3. We _______ have dinner at that new restaurant on my Birthday.
a) Will
b) Are going to
b) Be going
4. _______ you help me with this project?
a) Will
b) Are going to
will
5. She _______ call her mom later.
a) Will
b) is going to
a.will
6.A: I don't think he _____ come tonight.
B: But he says he _____ come.
a.will / will
b.is going to / will
c.will / is going to
c.will/ is going to
7.A: I've bought this paint because I _____ the kitchen.
B: I'm sure it _____ fantastic.
a.'m going to paint / will look
b.will paint / 's looking
c.will paint / will look3
a.’m going to paint/ will look
8.A: What ____ after you graduate? B: I ____ around the world.
a.will you do / 'm going to travel
b.are you going to do / 'm going to travel
c.are you going to do / will travel
b. are you goint to / ‘m going to travel
9.A: ______ to work today?
B: Yes, but the traffic is awful, so I _____ late.
a.Will you drive / will be
b.Will you drive / 'm going to be
c.Are you going to drive / 'm going to be
c.Are you going to drive / 'm going to be
➪ In the first sentence, we use be going to because we are asking about intentions or plans.
➪ In the second sentence, we use be going to because we use be going to to talk about something that you see is going to happen (predictions based on present evidence).
10.A: They are winning 2-1 and there are only 2 minutes left. They _____ this match.
.B: No, I think maybe Manchester United _____ a goal in the last minute.
a.are going to win / will score
b.will win / will score
c.are going to win / are going to score
a.are going to win / will score
➪ In the first sentence, we use be going to because we use be going to to talk about something that you see is going to happen (predictions based on present evidence).
➪ In the second sentence, we use will because we use will for predictions when we talk about something we think will happen.
These last 2 questions bring up the last usage of "will" and "be going to" for predictions:
Examples: -
"Will": The weather forecast says it will rain tomorrow. -
"Be going to": Look at those dark clouds, it's going to rain soon.
Both "will" and "be going to" can be used for making predictions about the future, but there are differences in their usage.
"Will" is used for predictions based on what we think or believe will happen in the future. It is often used when we are making a guess or a judgment about a future event or situation. Example: I think she will pass the exam because she studied very hard.
"Be going to" is used for predictions based on evidence or present signs that a future event is likely to happen. It is often used when we are making a prediction based on something we can see or know at the present moment.
Example: Look at those dark clouds, it's going to rain soon.
Now, let's test your understanding with some more questions:
1. I think they _____ win the game because they are a strong team.
a) will
b) are going to
will
2. The train is leaving in 5 minutes. I _____ miss it!
a) will b) ‘m going to
3. She has been feeling sick all day. I think she _____ stay home tomorrow.
a) will
b) is going to
4. I have a feeling that he _____ forget his keys again.
a) will
b) be going to
will
5.I think they _____ be late for the meeting. They are stuck in traffic.
a) will
b) are going to
are going to be
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