English Grammar: Will and Going to

What is the correct form of the future tense for the following sentence: 'I think it ________ rain tomorrow.'

• will

• was

• can

• might

Fill in the blank: 'She ________ visit her grandmother next weekend.'

• will

• went to

• is going to

• going to be

Choose the correct option: 'I ________ go to the gym after work.' a) will b) going to

• b) going to

• d) can

• a) will

• c) might

Complete the sentence: 'They ________ buy a new car next month.'

• can

• should

• will

• are going to

Which sentence uses 'will' for future prediction? a) 'I am going to watch a movie tonight.' b) 'I think it will rain later.'

• b) 'I think it will rain later.'

• a) 'I am going to eat pizza for dinner.'

• c) 'She will go to the store after work.'

• d) 'They are going to have a picnic tomorrow.'

What is the correct form of the future tense for the following sentence: 'He ________ call you when he arrives.'

• can

• should

• will

• might

Fill in the blank: 'We ________ have a party for his birthday.'

• can

• have

• are going to

• will

Choose the correct option: 'She ________ be a doctor when she grows up.' a) will b) going to

• e) shall

• d) might

• c) can

• a

Complete the sentence: 'I ________ help you with your homework after dinner.'

• have

• am

• will

• can

Which sentence uses 'going to' for future plans? a) 'I will go to the beach next weekend.' b) 'She is going to study for her exam.'

• b) 'She is going to study for her exam.'

• a) 'I am going to the beach next weekend.'

• c) 'They will going to the party tonight.'

• d) 'We are going to watch a movie tomorrow.'