Grammar
Complete: I ___ help you. (will / am going to)
I will help you.
You have a ticket for tomorrow. You ___ watch a film. (will / are going to)
You are going to watch a film.
Your friend drops a book. You say: 'I ___ pick it up!' (will / am going to)
I will pick it up!
Look at the black clouds! It ___ rain. (will / is going to)
It is going to rain.
Choose: We bought the ingredients. We ___ make a cake. (will / are going to)
We are going to make a cake.
Complete: She ___ visit her grandma. (is / will) — заранее составленный план.
She is going to visit her grandma.
Translate: Я собираюсь выучить английский.
I am going to learn English.
Complete the promise: I promise I ___ tell anyone.
I promise I won't tell anyone.
I think our team ___ win. (will / is going to)
I think our team will win.
Choose: 'I'm thirsty.' — 'I ___ get you some water.'
I'll get you some water.
Make it negative: He will play football.
He will not (won't) play football.
Tom has packed his suitcase. He ___ travel tomorrow. (will / is going to)
He is going to travel tomorrow.
Your friend is carrying heavy bags. Offer help using will.
I will help you. / I'll carry your bags.
That glass is falling! It ___ break.
It is going to break.
Find the mistake: They are going to plays basketball.
They are going to play basketball.
Make a question: They are going to travel.
Are they going to travel?
Make a sentence: we / going to / play / tennis / tomorrow.
We are going to play tennis tomorrow.
Translate: Не волнуйся, я тебе помогу.
Don't worry, I will help you.
Complete: I think people ___ live on Mars one day.
I think people will live on Mars one day.
Complete both: (1) I have decided already. I ___ study tonight. (2) I just decided to help. I ___ help you.
(1) am going to; (2) will.
Correct the mistake: She will goes to school.
She will go to school.
Your friends planned a picnic for Sunday. Say it in English using going to.
We are going to have a picnic on Sunday. (Also: My friends are going to have a picnic on Sunday.)
You didn't plan to make tea, but your guest asks for some. What do you say?
I'll make some tea.
Your friend looks at the sky and sees lightning. Predict what will happen using going to.
It's going to storm. / It's going to rain.
Make two sentences about the future: one with will and one with going to. Explain the difference.
Example: I'll help you. / I'm going to study tonight. The first is a decision now; the second is a plan.