Future tense video will vs going to

What is the general use of WILL and GOING TO?

• To talk about the past

• To talk about the future

• To make a promise in the present

• To describe a habit

Which sentence is an example of using WILL for an instant decision?

• I'm going to buy a drink because I'm thirsty.

• I'm going to accept the job offer.

• They're going to get married next year.

• I think we'll go right now.

How is WILL used when making a promise?

• They're going to get married next year.

• I promise I will call you every day.

• I'm going to start a new business.

• I'll give you a discount if you buy it right now.

What indicates a use of GOING TO for a prior plan?

• I'll ask John if he knows where my keys are.

• I'll take that one, thank you.

• They're going to get married next year.

• You'll pay for this.

Which example shows GOING TO used for evidence and signs?

• My son will fall asleep whenever we travel anywhere by car.

• I think it's going to rain - I just felt some drops.

• I'll come and see you next week. I promise.

• I'll drive you to work tomorrow if you like.

What is the correct use of WILL for a threat?

• I'm going to tell him when he arrives.

• I'm going to accept the job offer.

• You will get fired if you don't finish the job today.

• They're going to get married next year.

How is WILL NOT (WON'T) used in the text?

• To refuse to do something

• To show evidence of something about to happen

• To make a prediction about the future

• To indicate a prior plan

Which situation is an example of using WILL for predictable behavior?

• I think it's going to rain later.

• I'm going to start a new business.

• He will give up if he starts losing. He always does that.

• I'm going to watch a movie tonight.

What is the difference between WILL and GOING TO when making plans?

• GOING TO is used for instant decisions, WILL is used for prior plans.

• WILL is used for instant decisions, GOING TO is used for prior plans.

• Both are used for refusing to do something.

• Both are used for making threats.

When can both WILL and GOING TO be used without a real difference in meaning?

• When refusing to do something

• When making predictions about the future

• When offering to do something

• When making a promise