Question

Directions: Complete the following sentences using the correct form of “going to” or “will” with the verb
provided. Be prepared to explain the reason for your choice. (Remember that sometimes you can use ei-
ther “going to” or “will”.)
1. Sam feels sick. He _____________ (stay) home from work tomorrow.
2. I ________________ (finish) my homework later tonight.
3. I left my wallet at home. That’s okay. I ____________ (lend) you some money.
4. The sky is very dark. It _______________ (rain).
5. What time _________ he ______________ (meet) you tomorrow?
6. Frank _________________ (take) a two week holiday next year.
7. That box looks very heavy. I________________ (help) you carry it.
8. I bought some paint because I _________________(paint) my apartment.
9. He ______________ (wear) a black tuxedo to the wedding. What __________you ____________ (wear)?
10. Why did you take the sugar out of the cupboard? I ________________ (bake) a cake.
11. They took money out of the bank because they ________________ (buy) a new TV for their daughter.
12. It’s very hot in here. I ____________________ (open) the window for you.
13. The weatherman says it ________________ (be) a beautiful day tomorrow. I think I ____________ (go) to
the beach.
14. Your car engine doesn’t sound very good. It sounds like it _________________ (die).
15. We probably __________________(not/go) to the party next week.
16. “Can I please talk to the manager?”
“He __________________ (be) with you in a moment.”
17. The plane ________________ (arrive) on time.
18. The Andersons went to the travel agent yesterday. They ____________ (buy) their tickets tomorrow.
19. We ____________________ (see) that new movie tonight. Do you want to come with us?
20. Allan _________________ (get) up early tomorrow so he can go fishing.
21. I _______________ (help) you with your work tomorrow.
22. “Do you have any holiday plans?”
“Yes. We ____________________ (take) a Mediterranean cruise.”
23. “Ronnie can’t drive me to the airport.”
“That’s okay. I _________________(take) you.
24. I don’t think I ________________ (be) able to come to your party.

Answer 1

1 - is going to stay
2 - will finish
3 - will lend
4 - is going to rain
5 - is HE going to meet
6 - will take
7 - am going to help
8 - am going to paint
9 - will wear
10 - am going to bake
11 - are going to buy
12 - will open
13 - is going to be ... will go
14 - is going to die
15 - will not go
16 - is going to be
17 - will arrive
18 - will buy
19 - will see
20 - will get
21 - am going to help
22 - will take
23 - am going to take
24 - am goin to be

Answer 2

Respondendo essa perguntas com a forma correta do verbo, temos:

• 1. Sam feels sick. He is going to stay home from work tomorrow.

• 2. I will finish my homework later tonight.

• 3. I left my wallet at home. That’s okay. I will lend you some money.

• 4. The sky is very dark. It is going to rain.

• 5. What time will he meet you tomorrow?

• 6. Frank will take a two week holiday next year.

• 7. That box looks very heavy. I am going to help you carry it.

• 8. I bought some paint because I am going to paint my apartment.

• 9. He is going to wear a black tuxedo to the wedding. What will you wear?

• 10. Why did you take the sugar out of the cupboard? I am going to bake a cake.

• 11. They took money out of the bank because they are going to buy a new TV for their daughter.

• 12. It’s very hot in here. I am going to open the window for you.

• 13. The weatherman says it is going to be a beautiful day tomorrow. I think I will go to the beach.

• 14. Your car engine doesn’t sound very good. It sounds like it is going to die.

• 15. We probably will not go to the party next week.

• 16. “Can I please talk to the manager?”
• “He is going to be with you in a moment.”

• 17. The plane will arrive on time.

• 18. The Andersons went to the travel agent yesterday. They are going to buy their tickets tomorrow.

• 19. We are going to see that new movie tonight. Do you want to come with us?

• 20. Allan will get up early tomorrow so he can go fishing.

• 21. I am going to help you with your work tomorrow.

• 22. “Do you have any holiday plans?”
• “Yes. We are going to take a Mediterranean cruise.”

• 23. “Ronnie can’t drive me to the airport.”
• “That’s okay. I am going to take you.

• 24. I don’t think I will be able to come to your party.

Mas como chegamos nessas respostas nessa questão de tempo verbal futuro:

• Usamos o will + verbo quando há uma decisão espontânea, não há certeza de que iremos fazer determinada ação, quando falamos de planos futuros;

• Já utilizamos o going to + verbo quando há fortes evidências de determinada ação ou quando já decidimos ou planejamos algo.

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