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Will vs Going To: Multiple Choice

A2 Level

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A: Sorry, the library has already closed. B: Oh, really? We blank back tomorrow, then.

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Read the whole situation, then choose will or going to in the right form. Your first choice counts.

A: Sorry, the library has already closed. B: Oh, really? We _____ back tomorrow, then.
A: My car won't start, and my train leaves in twenty minutes! B: Look, get in my car. I _____ you to the station. It isn't far.
_____ me the salt, please?
A: What are your plans for next summer? B: I _____ Spanish in Madrid. I decided in January, and I've already paid for the course.
A: Are you free on Saturday morning? B: No, sorry. I _____ a new sofa. I chose it last week, and the shop is keeping it for me until Saturday.
A: I hear you're looking for a flat. B: Good news! We _____ my aunt's old one. We've signed the contract and everything.
A: Text me when you get home. You forgot last time! B: OK, OK. I _____ you as soon as I arrive.
A: You've bought a map of Scotland! B: Yes. We decided in January, and we booked the hotels last week. We _____ around Scotland by bike in August.
A: There are so many boxes in your hall! B: Yes, we _____ house on Saturday. We sold our flat in May, and we've booked a van.
A: The last bus left ten minutes ago. B: Oh no! Then we _____ home.
A: Why have you got your tennis racket? B: I _____ tennis with Leo after school. We arranged it yesterday.
A: Why is there so much wood in the garage? _____ something? B: Yes, a bookcase for my bedroom.
A: I bet you still haven't chosen a new phone. B: I have, actually – days ago. I've been saving up for it since then. I _____ the blue one.
A: Please feed my cat while I'm away. B: Of course. I _____ her before work every day. Have a good trip!
A: Did you hear? Ana is in hospital with a broken leg. B: No! That's terrible. I know – I _____ her a card tonight.
A: I'm so tired, and I still have to cook dinner. B: Sit down and relax. The children and I _____ dinner tonight.
A: Is your car for sale? B: Yes, I decided last month, and I've already put an advert online. I _____ it and buy a bike.
A: I can't reach that box on the top shelf. B: Stay there. I _____ it down for you. It isn't heavy.
Uh-oh. The baby's face is going red, and her eyes are full of tears. She _____.
A: All your furniture is in the middle of the room! B: That's because I _____ the walls this weekend.

Grammar review

Ask when the decision was made. A plan from before you speak, or something you can see starting now, takes going to: Ben's packed a picnic, so he's going to eat by the lake. A decision made as you answer, an offer, a promise or a request takes will: A: The printer's jammed. B: I'll fix it.