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A2 Grammar will vs going to

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Grammar A2 - Will vs going to

"Will" is used when we:

Make predictions about the future (based on opinions, beliefs, or guesses).

Decide to do something at the moment of speaking.

Promise to do something.

Examples:

I think it will rain tomorrow. (prediction)

I will call you later. (decision made at the moment)

I will help you with your homework. (promise)

"Going to" is used when we:

Have a plan or intention that was made before speaking.

Predict something based on evidence or something we can see or hear now.

Examples:

We are going to visit our grandparents next weekend. (plan)

Look at the sky! It is going to rain soon. (prediction based on evidence)

1. I think she like this movie.
2. They travel to Paris next summer.
3. I study for my test later this evening.
4. It looks like they win the match.
5. We meet our friends for lunch tomorrow.
6. I think it be sunny this afternoon.
7. She go to the cinema later.
8. We probably buy a new car next year.
9. He not be at the meeting because he’s sick.
10. Look at that dark cloud! It rain soon.
11. I’ve decided. I go to the gym tomorrow.
12. I think they like the new restaurant.
13. We visit our cousins next weekend.
14. I watch that movie tonight.
15. The teacher explain the lesson again tomorrow.
16. We go to the beach this weekend.
17. I’m sure they enjoy the party.
18. The weather looks bad. I think it snow tomorrow.
19. I start my new job next Monday.
20. He’s looking at the sky. He leave now because it’s about to rain.

 

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