Will or Going to?

We use Will for simple future.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Mark the negative form of Will:

• She woesn't go to the party

• She won't go to the party

• She will don't go to the party

• She will doesn't go to the party

We use Going to for simple present.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Mark the negative form of Going to?

• They not are going to the park.

• They did not going to the park.

• They are not going to the park.

• They don't going to the park.

Complete with WILL or GOING TO: (DO NOT FORGET THE VERB TO BE)

I ________ study Portuguese tomorrow

Complete with WILL or GOING TO: (DO NOT FORGET THE VERB TO BE)

Wait, I ______ help you.

Change the sentence into the interrogative form:

She is going to dance

• Does she going to dance?

• Are she going to dance?

• Is she going to dance?

• Do she is going to dance?

Change the sentence into the interrogative form:

He will travel to São Paulo.

• Does he will travel to São Paulo?

• Is he will travel to São Paulo?

• Will he travel to São Paulo?

• Is he travel to São Paulo?

Change the sentence into the negative form: (will)

She ______ go home now.

Change the sentence into the negative form: (going to)

You ________ sing at the party.