ELM Will vs Going to: Future Tense Quiz

You're watching a weather forecast with a friend, and the meteorologist says it will rain tomorrow. You say: "It (a)   (rain) tomorrow."

You're in class, and the professor talks about an upcoming exam. You predict: "The exam (a)   (be) difficult."

A friend tells you they're feeling sick and might miss the meeting. You say: "I (a)   (call) you to check on you tomorrow."

You have already decided to attend a conference next month. You say: "I _______ (attend) the conference in Paris next month."

You and your friends are planning a trip to the beach this weekend. You tell them: "We (a)   (go) to the beach this Saturday."

You look at your calendar and realize you have an appointment tomorrow. You say: "I _______ (meet) the dentist at 2 PM."

Your colleague is talking about a new project. You say: "I (a)   (help) you with that. It sounds interesting."

You and your friend are talking about a concert you bought tickets for. You say: "We _______ (see) the concert next week!"

You see your friend looking at a new laptop and say: "It _______ (probably/cost) a lot of money!"

Fill in the blanks using either will or going to: "She _______ (call) her parents later today."