Be Going To vs Will vs Might

We use "be going to" for...

• plans.

• activities happening right now.

• possibility in the future.

• offers.

This weekend I __________ have lunch with my grandparents.

• am going to

• going to

• might

• will

A: Any plans for tonight?

B: Not sure. I ________ watch a film.

• will

• might

• going to

• am going to

Choose the correct answer:

• We might not have time to finish the project.

• I'm not going do my homework today.

• Aliens will to make contact with humans one day.

• What you are going to do this weekend?

People ________ definitely work from home in the future.

• are going to

• might not

• will

• might

My husband and I __________ take a cooking course next month.

• might

• will not

• are going to

• am going to

Choose the incorrect answer:

• I'll definitely come to the meeting, don't worry!

• Do you think the world will end one day?

• When are you going to visit your friends in Europe?

• I'm too tired, so I don't might do anything tonight.

We use "might" for...

• certainty in the future.

• probability in the future.

• plans in the future.

• polite requests.