REMEDIAL OF ENGLISH 8

1. What is the correct form of this sentence: 'I (will/be going to) visit my grandmother tomorrow.'?

• I go to visit my grandmother tomorrow.

• I am going to visit my grandmother tomorrow.

• I am visiting my grandmother tomorrow.

• I will visit my grandmother tomorrow.

2. Complete the following sentence with 'will' or 'be going to': 'She (____) start her new job next week.'

• will start

• is starting

• is going to

• starts

3. Make a sentence using 'be going to' about your vacation plans.

• I am going to vacation abroad.

• I am going to the beach in Jakarta.

• I am going to vacation in Bali.

• I am going to stay at home during the holidays.

4. What is meant by 'will' in the context of predictions?

• 'Will' is used to express habits.

• 'Will' is used to express facts that are certain.

• 'Will' is used to express predictions about the future.

• 'Will' is used to express desires.

5. Analyze the following greeting card: 'Happy Birthday! Wishing you all the best on your special day.' What is the theme of this greeting card?

• Happy anniversary!

• Get well soon!

• Birthday wishes

• Congratulations on your new job!

6. Find the important information in the greeting card: 'Congratulations on your graduation! Celebrate your success!' What is being celebrated?

• Birthday

• Graduation

• Promotion

• New Job

7. Make a sentence with 'will' to express a promise.

• I will never forget your birthday.

• I will always be late to meetings.

• I will always be there for you.

• I will not help you with your homework.

8. What is the difference between 'will' and 'be going to' in everyday usage?

• 'Will' is used for weather predictions, 'be going to' for decisions that have already been made.

• 'Will' and 'be going to' have the same meaning and can be used interchangeably.

• 'Will' for long-term plans, 'be going to' for sudden decisions.

• 'Will' for spontaneous decisions, 'be going to' for plans or predictions based on evidence.

9. Complete the sentence with 'will' or 'be going to': 'They (____) have a party next Saturday.'

• are having

• will be having

• are going to

• will have

10. What can you conclude from the greeting card that says 'Get well soon!'?

• A wish for recovery.

• A thank you for the support.

• A happy birthday greeting.

• An apology for a mistake.