URGENTE, URGENTE, NECESSITO! POR FAVOR!
Complete the news report about the village of Brickfield. Use will or be going to. Somentimes either is possible.
We have learned this week that the local council has plans for Westside Park in Brickfield. The council is going to seel (sell) the land to a builder, Forbes and Son. The plans are all ready. (1) _____________________ (we/build) fifty houses, 'said Mr Forbes. In two years' time everything (2) ___________________ (be) finished. I'm sure people (3) _____________________ (like) the houses. Most of them (4) ________________ (be) for young families. And we intend to take care of the evironment. (5) ___________________ (we/ not / cut) down all the trees, only a few of them. "But people living near the park are angry. ''This is a terrible idea. We're all against it," said Mrs Mary Brent. (7) _________________ (be) there. We've reached our decision. (8) _________________ (we/stop) this plan.'
Respostas
1) we will build
2) going to be
3) will like
4) will be
5) we won't ( will not) cut down
7) we'll be there
8) we'll stop
Seguem abaixo cada uma das palavras que completam o texto sobre a vila Brickfield utilizando will ou be going to:
- 1) we will build
- 2) going to be
- 3) will like
- 4) will be
- 5) we won't cut down
- 7) we'll be there
- 8) we'll stop
Will e going to
Dentro da língua inglesa, é possível encontrar dentro de cada frase que montamos um tempo verbal, ou seja, um tempo específico que a frase está tratando, e nesse caso, tanto as palavras will e going to se referem basicamente ao futuro simples da língua inglesa.
A diferença entre will e going to é que a palavra will se refere ao futuro, mas essa se refere ao futuro com planos incertos sobre ele, já as palavras going to possuem uma maior certeza acerca das ações que virão a acontecer no decorrer do tempo propriamente dito.
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