Will vs Going to (reading comprehension)

Which statement shows a plan made before the conversation?

• "The waves will be awesome!"

• "We'll find plenty of fun things to do."

• "We're going to visit Grandma and Grandpa in Florida."

Which statement uses "going to" to express a plan made in advance?

• "The waves will be awesome!"

• "I've already booked the flights."

• "We're going to visit Grandma and Grandpa in Florida."

Which phrase expresses a spontaneous decision?

• "I will help you with the planning, Mom."

• "We're going to prepare a big welcome barbecue for you."

• "I'm going to pack my surfboard."

In the sentence "The waves will be awesome!", what does "will" express?

• A firm plan

• A prediction

• A promise

Which statement indicates a pre-arranged plan?

• "Your cousins will be there too!"

• "We'll probably visit the beach every day."

• "I'm going to make a list of activities."

What does Mrs. Johnson mean when she says, "We'll see" about going to Disney World?

• They have decided to go

• They have decided not to go

• It's a possibility, but not a firm plan

In the sentence "Your cousins will be there too!", what does "will" express?

• A scheduled event

• A prediction based on known information

• A spontaneous decision

• A promise

Which statement uses "going to" to express a future intention based on present evidence?

• "We'll find plenty of fun things to do."

• "I think this vacation will be unforgettable."

• "We're going to have such a great time."

• "We'll probably visit the beach every day."

How does the use of "will" in "I'm sure we'll find plenty of fun things to do" differ from "We're going to visit Grandma and Grandpa"?

• "Will" expresses a prediction, while "going to" expresses a pre-arranged plan

• "Will" expresses a promise, while "going to" expresses a possibility

• "Will" expresses a spontaneous decision, while "going to" expresses a prediction

• There is no difference in meaning between the two phrases