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WILL + infinitive
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GOING TO + infinitive |
| We use WILL for...
-�predictions without evidence
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- offering our help
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- sudden decisions
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| We use GOING TO for...
- predictions with evidence
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- future intentions
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1. Choose�the correct verb�for the following sentences. Do not use abbreviations:
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1) Next summer, I �(travel)�to New York. My sister lives there and she bought me a plane ticket for my birthday.
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2) It's getting cold. I �(take) my coat!
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3) Are you going to the cinema? Wait for me. I �(go) with you!
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4) Jane and Tom �(not/study) medicine next year. Jane �(study) French and Tom �(take) a gap year.
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5. Mrs Simons, those bags seem quite heavy. I �(help) you carry them.
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6. Experts say the Earth �(suffer) seriously if we continue polluting.
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7. Look at those black clouds. I think it �(rain).
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8. Bye Bye Joe. I �(phone) you as soon as I arrive home!
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9. What �(do) tomorrow? I �(visit) my grandparents.
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10. Anne: "I don't have enough money to pay for my lunch."�
Peter: "�I �(lend) you some."
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�2. Complete the sentences with the correct verb and match them with the picture:
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a) What a beautiful girl! I �out next Saturday!
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b) I'm bored. I don't know what to do. I know! I �a Harry Potter book!
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c) Josh is nervous today. He has bought Annie a bunch of flowers because he .
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d) Those watermelons seem delicious. We !
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e) We have been thinking about it and we have decided that we �this year.
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