Future Tenses: Will vs. Going To

Choose the correct form: I ___ (will/going to) visit my grandmother tomorrow.

• should

• am going to

• might

• will

Complete the sentence: She ___ (will/going to) start her new job next week.

• is starting

• will start

• is going to

• starts

Is this sentence correct? I am going to not eat dessert tonight.

• No, the sentence is incorrect.

• No, it should be I'm not going to eat dessert tonight.'

• Yes, but it sounds awkward.

• Yes, the sentence is correct.

Fill in the blank: Maybe they ___ (will/going to) travel to Europe soon.

• should

• are going to

• will

• might

Choose the correct form: We ___ (will/going to) watch a movie later.

• going to

• will

• might

• 're going to

Make a negative sentence: He ___ (will/going to) finish his homework.

• He will finish his homework.

• He is going to finish his homework.

• He is not going to finish his homework.

• He will not finish his homework.

Which is correct? I think it ___ (will/going to) rain today.

• is going to

• could be

• will

• might

Complete the sentence: You ___ (will/going to) love this book!

• should

• will

• could

• might

Is this sentence correct? They are not going to play soccer this weekend.

• Yes, but it should say 'They are not playing soccer this weekend.'

• Yes, the sentence is correct.

• No, the sentence is incorrect.

• The sentence is correct, but it should include a reason.

Fill in the blank: I ___ (will/going to) help you with your project.

• will

• might

• am going to

• should