Will or Going to

Fill in the blank: She ___ go to the party tomorrow.

• might

• will

• could

• should

Identify the verb tense: They will finish their project by next week.

• Future Perfect Tense

• Future Simple Tense

• Future Continuous Tense

• Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Choose the correct form: I´m ___ study for the exam tonight.

• could

• should

• going to

• might

Construct a sentence using 'will' to express a promise.

• I will think about it later.

• I will consider your request.

• I will never help you.

• I will always support you.

What is the future tense of the verb 'to eat'?

• ate

• eats

• eating

• will eat

Transform this sentence to future tense: He plays soccer every weekend.

• He is playing soccer every weekend.

• He will play soccer every weekend.

• He played soccer every weekend.

• He has played soccer every weekend.

Fill in the blank with the correct form: We ___ travel to Europe next summer.

• wills

• will to

• ´ll

• 'll will

She´s ___ be in class.

• going to

• is going to

• will

• no going to

Differentiate the forms: 'will go' vs. 'going to go' - when is each used?

• Use 'will go' for spontaneous decisions and 'going to go' for premeditated plans.

• Use 'will go' for future predictions and 'going to go' for past events.

• 'Will go' is used for plans made in the past and 'going to go' for spontaneous actions.

• 'Will go' is for formal situations and 'going to go' is for informal conversations.

Create a sentence using 'will' to express a prediction.

• It will rain tomorrow.

• It will be sunny next week.

• I will go to the store yesterday.

• They will finish the project last month.