Going to and will

What verb form is used to talk about spontaneous plans decided at the moment of speaking?

• Will

• Going to

• Can't decide

• Forgot

What verb form is used to talk about plans decided before the moment of speaking?

• Will

• Going to

• Can't decide

• Forgot

John is planning his day. Which sentence uses 'going to' correctly to talk about his pre-decided plan?

• John says, 'I'm going to phone Mum after dinner.'

• John says, 'I'll do it after dinner.'

• John says, 'I'm going to wearing my black dress tonight.'

• John says, 'I'll buy some when I go to the shops.'

What verb form is used to talk about plans decided at the moment of speaking?

• Will

• Going to

• Can't decide

• Forgot

Adam: Are you _______________ go out of the town this weekend?

Tom: Yes, I am. I am going to visit my grandparents.

• will

• going to

• not going to

Tom: Would you like to come over tomorrow?

Adam: I'd like to, but I am going to ___________ for my English exam.

• studying

• studied

• study

• studies

What are you going to be?

After finishing my studies, I'm going to be a __________.

• writer

• doctor

• scientist

• singer

You look very tired. I _________________ help you.

• will

• 'm going to

• won't

• am going to

This summer we ____________________ go to New York.

• 's going to

• willen't

• 'll

• 're going to

(a)   you marry me?

• Are you going to
• Are
• Will
• Do