Plans, appointments, arrangements
The last train to Rome ________ (leave) at 22.30.
present simple
Jenny looks very sad. I think she (cry).
will
Jenny looks very sad. I think she (cry).
I ___ _____ ____ (book) a holiday to Greece next year.
going to
To express offers, suggestions, spontaneous decisions, promises, and requests, we use ______ + infinitive
will
I feel lightheaded. I think I will faint.
Incorrect because there is evidence.
I feel lightheaded. I think I'm going to faint.
I . . . .(meet a friend for lunch) tomorrow.
present continuous
In 20 years' time, I think there (be) fewer cars on the roads.
will
I _____ (watch) Game of Thrones someday
will
What do you want to drink, my friend?
I (have) a Guiness, please! And keep them coming!
will
I'm afraid I can't come to the cinema tonight because I'll have a party at my house.
Incorrect because it is not an instant decision. IT is an organised personal plan.
I'm afraid I can't come to the cinema tonight because I'm having a party at my house.
My dentist appointment (be) at 5 o clock on Friday
simple
It's very cold. I think it (snow).
It's very cold. I think it's going to snow.
Would you like to go for lunch?
I’m afraid I (work) on a project all day. I don’t have time to go out for lunch.
Would you like to go for lunch?
I’m afraid I am going to work on a project all day. I don’t have time to go out for lunch.
_______ you buy the milk?
Will you buy the milk?
Don't worry. I help you.
Incorrect. Offers need 'will'.
Don't worry. I'll help you.
I (meet) my brother at the airport this evening.
I am meeting my brother at the airport this evening.
The traffic is really bad. We (be) late.
The traffic is really bad. We are going to be late.
Really? So, what (eat)?
I think I (probably/buy) something from the local supermarket.
Really? So, what will you eat?
I think I will probably buy something from the local supermarket.
I _____ (give) you the money back tomorrow.
I'll give you the money back tomorrow.
Look at the timetable. The train is going to leave at 8 o clock.
Incorrect as it is a fixed schedule.
Look at the timetable. The train leaves at 8 o clock.