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We use BE GOING TO to talk about intentions. When the verb is go or come , we often use the pres.continuous.
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PRESENT CONTINUOUS
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We use the PRESENT CONTINUOUS to talk about arrangements.
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We�re getting married on May 15 .
WILL
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We use WILL when there�s no plan or arrangement. The decision is usually made at the time of speaking.
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MIGHT
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We use MIGHT to talk about plans we�re unsure about.
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I might go shopping tomorrow.
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Now fill in the gaps with the correch form of the verb in brackets:
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1- A: Where �(you/go)?
��� B: I �(have) lunch with my mother. It's her birthday today and I �(take) her to that Italian restaurant I told you about. I made the reservation yesterday.
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2- A: When �(Jane/get) married?
��� B: Next Sunday! Can you believe it???
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3- A: Next summer we �(travel) to Australia, do you want to come with us?
��� B: Thanks, I �(think) about it, though I �(go) to Per�, I don't know yet... I've always wanted to visit Machu Picchu.
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4- A: Hey, did you know Susan and Kenneth �(expect) a baby?
��� B: No, I didn't! Great news!
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5- A: Today's John's wedding anniversary.
��� B: is it? I �(call) him�later then.
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6- In two years, when I retire I �(buy) a house near the beach.
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Now choose the best option:
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1- I _______ tennis with Jim�this afternoon.
���� 'll play
���� 'm going to play
���� 'm playing
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2- Carmen _______ the meeting, but she doesn't know for sure yet.
���� is attending
���� might attend
����� �will attend
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3- A: Are you coming with us?
��� B: No, I _______ dinner with Paul. I _______ him at 8.
���� 'm having/'m meeting
���� 'll gave/'m meeting
���� 'm going to have /'ll meet
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4- I can't believe I _______ in two weeks! The teachers told me I did very well in the final�exams!
���� 'll graduate
���� might graduate
���� 'm graduating.
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5- A: hey, Chris just called to see if we want to go�to the movies with him.
��� B: hmm No, I think I _____ tomorrow.
���� 'm going
���� �will go
���� might not go
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