"Be going to" or "will/won't"

We use "be going to"...

• ...to talk about future plans.

• ...to talk about the future.

• ...to predict.

Read the sentences. Which one is incorrect?

• I am going to visit London next year.

• She is going to buy a new car.

• He are going to look for a new job.

• You are going to buy a present.

Answer explanation

Verb to be

I am

You are

He/She/It is

We are

You are

They are

Complete the sentence with "be going to."

I_________ the cinema this weekend.

Complete the sentence with "be going to."

We________have a match with the other team.

Complete the sentence with "be going to."

He_________party tonight.

We use "will/won't"...

• ...to talk about the future.

• ...to predict.

• ...to talk about future plans.

Complete the sentence with "will/won't + infinitive".

Manolo is sick, I don't think he________(come) to class.

Complete the sentence with "will/won't + infinitive".

Manolo didn't pass the exam, I think his mother_______(let) him come to the party.

Complete the sentence with "will/won't + infinitive".

She likes Inside Out (Del Réves) film. I think she_______(put on) a costume of Sadness for the Carnival.