WorksheetsWill & Going To
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 30mins
Select if these are INSTANT DECISIONS or PLANS?
A: I'm about to fall asleep. I need to wake up!
B: I will get you a cup of coffee. That will wake you up.
Instant decision
Plan
Select if these are INSTANT DECISIONS or PLANS?
Oh no, Henry has fallen! I will help him clean his shirt and tie.
Plan
Instant decision
Select if these are INSTANT DECISIONS or PLANS?
She is going to have a baby in two months.
Plan
Instant decisions
Select if these are INSTANT DECISIONS or PLANS?
I am going to help dad in the garden
Plan
Instant decision
Select if these are INSTANT DECISIONS or PLANS?
Rusty is chasing the mail carrier! I will call him off!
Plan
Instant decision
Select which option fits better: WILL or GOING TO?
They’ve already decided on their next summer holiday. They ____________ do a tour of Norway.
wil
are going to
Select which option fits better: WILL or GOING TO?
She thinks that the Blackpink concert __________ be really exciting.
will
is going to
Select which option fits better: WILL or GOING TO?
In five years time, I _____________ be at university.
will
am going to
Select which option fits better: WILL or GOING TO?
A: What are your plans for this evening?
B: I ________ meet my friends and then go to a birthday party.
will
am going to
Select which option fits better: WILL or GOING TO?
She is buying some butter and eggs because she _________ make a cake later.
is going to
will
Write on the blank if is WILL or GOING TO?
(If going to, remember the verb to be)
In the future, I think humans (a) wipe out many different species.
Write on the blank if is WILL or GOING TO?
(If going to, remember the verb to be)
A: I’m thirsty.
B: I (a) get you a glass of water.
Write on the blank if is WILL or GOING TO?
(If going to, remember the verb to be)
Their suitcases are packed. They (a) go on holiday.
Write on the blank if is WILL or GOING TO?
(If going to, remember the verb to be)
If we go to Paris, we (a) take lots of pictures.
Write on the blank if is WILL or GOING TO?
(If going to, remember the verb to be)
I can’t come on the party tomorrow. I (a) look after my cousins.
