Going to vs Will

A: What are you doing this weekend, Jan?

• I'm going to see a new play tomorrow at the Grand Theatre. Cats.

• I'll see a new play tomorrow at the Grand Theatre. Cats.

Have you got the tickets yet?

• No. I'm going to get them this afternoon actually. Would you like to come?

• No. I'll get them this afternoon actually. Would you like to come?

Oh, thank you, that would be nice.

• Ok. I'm going to get you a ticket, too.

• Ok. I'll get you a ticket, too.

Great! What time does it start?

• Eight o'clock, but we all are going to meet in the Green Café at 7:15.

• Eight o'clock, but we'll all meet in the Green Café at 7:15.

Ok. I......... you in the café, but I ....... there about half-past seven

• 'll meet / 'll be

• 'm going to meet / 'll be

• 'll meet / 'm going to be

• 'm going to meet / ´ll be

A. That's fine

B: Oh, one other thing...I've got no money at the moment...

• I'll pay for the ticket on Saturday. Is that okay?

• I'm going to pay for the ticket on Saturday. Is that okay?

Yes, that's OK, no problem.

• Are you going to eat in the café, or just have a cup of coffee?

• Will you eat in the café, or just have a cup of coffee?

Just a coffee I think

• Look. We're going to go to a restaurant after the show. It's a very good Chinese restaurant

• Look. We'll go to a restaurant after the show. It's a very good Chinese restaurant

That's a good idea. I ......... the

others and see if they want to come too.

• 'm going to phone

• 'll phone

Good, and then I ........ a table

• 'm going to book

• 'll book