Quiz on 'Will' and 'Going To'

Which sentence best expresses a spontaneous decision?

• I am going to eat pizza tonight.

• I will eat pizza tonight.

• I was going to eat pizza tonight.

• I have eaten pizza tonight.

Which sentence best expresses a pre-arranged plan?

• I will visit my grandmother.

• I am going to visit my grandmother.

• I might visit my grandmother.

• I would visit my grandmother.

Look at those dark clouds! It ______ rain.

• will

• is going to

• might

• has

I think I ______ pass the exam.

• am going to

• will

• was going to

• have

Which sentence best expresses a future fact?

• I am going to be 25 next year.

• I will be 25 next year.

• I was going to be 25 next year.

• I have been 25 next year.

We ______ have a meeting next Monday. (Scheduled event)

• will

• are going to

• might

• had

I ______ help you with your homework. (Offering help)

• am going to

• will

• was going to

• have

Which sentence implies prior intention?

• I will buy a new car.

• I am going to buy a new car.

• I might buy a new car.

• I would buy a new car.

The weather forecast says it ______ be sunny tomorrow.

• is going to

• will

• was going to

• has

If you don't study, you ______ fail. (Prediction based on a condition)

• are going to

• will

• might

• had