Year 6 Academy Star Workbook Page 74

Will and won't

• to make predictions about the future.

• to talk about future plans and intentions.

• to make prediction based on something we can see or hear right now.

Be going to is

• to make predictions about the future.

• to talk about future plans and intentions.

• to make prediction based on something we can see or hear right now.

I haven't got my phone.' 'That's OK.  I'm _____ you mine.'

• going to lend

• wil lend

• won't lend

• not going to lend

It's Julia's birthday next week, so  we _____ buy her some flowers

• are going to

• aren't going to

• will

• won't

1. Will you lend me £10? I promise  I (a)   give it back to you tomorrow.

2. (am going to / will)

  We (a)   have a barbecue tomorrow. It's all planned, so I hope it won't rain.

You  ___ like that film. It's very frightening. Let's choose another one

• won't

• will

• are going to

• aren't going to

Do you think they  (a)   like the presents we got for them?

Look! The coach ____ leave! Run or we'll miss it.

• is going to

• isn't going to

• will

• won't

In the future, all music _____ be digital.

• is going to

• isn't going to

• will

• won't