Future forms 4th

Mary decides to go to the supermarket because there's no milk left in the fridge. This is an intention or a plan with no fixed date.

• I'm going to the supermarket

• I will go to the supermarket

• I go to the supermarket

Answer explanation

This is a spontaneous decision but she doesn't know exactly when. She has decided before speaking.

Hamilton is the first during the whole race and he keeps in the last raw being the first one... If this is is an evidence of what's going to happen...

• He will win the race

• He's going to win the race

• He's winning the race

• He wins the race

Answer explanation

We use "going to" because there's an evidence, not because we think he's the best.

Her face is pale, she doesn't look good... (The color of her face is a piece of evidence).

• She will faint

• She is fainting

• She is going to faint

• She faints

Answer explanation

We have an evidence

I know Neus dreams about going to New York. I think...

• She will go to New York

• She's going to New York

• She's going to go to New York

• She goes to New York

Answer explanation

This is what I think, I don't know her plans

Thiago moves to Argentina. I'm sure...

• We won't see him again

• We are not going to see him again

• We aren't seeing him again

• We don't see him again

Answer explanation

This is only a thought, an opinion, we don't know it for sure

You're offering your friend Lorena a lift to the airport. You say...

• Don't worry, I'll take you to the airport

• Don't worry, I'm going to take you to the ariport

• Don't worry, I'm taking you to the airport.

• Don't worry, I take you to the airport.

Answer explanation

You use "will" for offers

I promise...

• I'm not going to be late

• I won't be late

• I'm not being late

Answer explanation

It's a promise

I have an appointment with Aleix at the station (fixed hour and place).

• I'm seeing Aleix at the station

• I'm going to see Aleix at the station

• I will see Aleix at the station

Answer explanation

It's a fixed arrangement in a determined place at a determined time.

Trains have a fixed timetable. So...

• The train is going to at 6.

• The train leaves at 6.

• The train is leaving at 6.

Answer explanation

We use the present simple for timetables and schedules.

The museum ________on Sundays

• doesn't open

• is not opening

• isn't going to open

Answer explanation

This is an schedule