Will vs going to

1. A: Why do you need so much sugar?

B: I …………… (make) a cake.

• am going to make

• will make

• is going to make

• will made

1. A: Oh no! I’ve left my purse at home and I haven’t got any money on me!

B: Don’y worry. I ……… (lend) you some.

• am lending

• would lend

• will lend

• am going to lend

1. A: I don’t know how to use this mixer.

B: That’s OK. I ……… (show) you.

• am showing

• am going to show

• show

• will show

1. A: Why are all these people gathered here?

B: The Prime Minister ………… (open) the new hospital ward.

• is opening

• opens

• will open

• is going to open

1. A: Did you remember to buy the magazine I asked for?

B: Sorry, I didn’t. I ………. (buy) it when I go out again.

• will buy

• am going to buy

• am buying

1. A: What’s that on your curtains?

B: It’s a stain. I ……… (take) them to the dry cleaner’s tomorrow at noon.

• am going to take

• will take

• will took

1. A: These bags are very heavy. I can’t lift them.

B: I ……… (carry) them for you.

• will carry

• am going to carry

• carry

1. A: I hear you’re going to Leeds University in September.

B: Yes, I …………. (study) French and German.

• am going to study

• will study

• are studying

1. A: Why don’t you tidy your room?

B: I …….. (play) football in ten minutes, so I haven’t got time.

• am going to play

• will play

• am playing

1. A: How can we get all this home? (looks at a large amount of shopping bags)

B: I know! I ………. (ask) James to come and help.

• will ask

• am going to ask