Future Tenses: Will vs Going To

Which sentence correctly uses "will" to express a distant future?

• I will going to France tomorrow.

• I will go to France one day.

• I will go to France next week.

• I will to go to France tomorrow.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses "going to".

• She is going to visit her grandmother next weekend.

• She will going to visit her grandmother next week.

• She going to visit her grandmother next year.

• She is going to visit her grandmother in 2 years.

Identify the sentence that uses "will" to make a prediction.

• I will drink some water. i'm thirsty.

• It will rain tomorrow.

• Will you help me with my homework?

• I will love you forever.

Which sentence uses "going to" to express a near and planned future?

• I 'm going to buy a new car next year.

• I am going to buy a new car on Friday.

• I going to buy a new when I win the lottery.

• I 'm going to buy a new car one day.

Select the sentence that correctly uses "will" for a quick decision.

• I think I will have the chicken sandwich. I'm really hungry.

• I will be rich one day.

• I will study medicine at the university.

• I will have good grades next year.

Which sentence uses "going to" to express a future plan?

• We will go to the beach this weekend.

• We are going to go to the beach this weekend.

• We going to will go to the beach this weekend.

• We will to go to the beach this weekend.

Identify the sentence that uses "will" to ask for help.

• Will you close the window, please?

• Will you get married one day?

• Will you go to the bathroom now?

• Will you love me forever?

Choose the sentence that correctly uses "going to" based on an evidence.

• Look at those dark clouds! It is going to rain.

• Look at those dark clouds! It is not going to rain.

• Look at those dark clouds! It is going to rain in a week.

• Look at those dark clouds! It is going to rain one day.

Which sentence uses "will" to express a promise?

• I will call you later.

• I will buy these shoes. They are wonderful.

• I am tired. I will sleep now.

• Will you buy some cheese, please.

Select the sentence that uses "going to" to express a future arrangement.

• They will meet us at the restaurant.

• They are going to meet us at the restaurant.

• They going to will meet us at the restaurant.

• They will to meet us at the restaurant.