Will vs. Going To Exercises - Test 1

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  1. Fill in the blanks:

    I ___ visit my friend tomorrow. Iโ€™ve already told her Iโ€™m coming.

  2. Complete the negative sentence:

    They ________ watch the movie tonight.

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  1. Choose the correct answer:

    I _______ go to the gym after work.

  2. Complete the sentence:

    They ___ a big party next weekend. Theyโ€™ve already sent the invitations.

  3. Select the correct future form:

    Watch out! That ladder __________ fall.

  4. Choose the correct answer for a spontaneous promise:

  1. Read and choose:

    โ€œIโ€™ve decided! Tonight, I ______ call Sarah.โ€

  2. Choose the correct sentence:

  1. Choose the correct sentence:

  2. Choose the correct answer:

    Look at those dark clouds!

  3. Decide if the sentence uses the correct form:

    We will have a picnic tomorrow because the weather forecast is good.

  1. Which one is correct?

  2. Choose the correct answer:

    I _______ help you with your homework later.

  3. Fill in the blanks with the correct future form:

    A: The phone is ringing! B: I __________ answer it.

  4. Complete the sentence:

    They ___ win the game. They have been training very hard.

  1. Choose the correct sentence:

  1. Choose the correct sentence:

  2. Fill in the blank with "will" or "going to."

    Be careful! You ______ drop the plate.

  3. Choose the correct sentence:

  4. Which one is correct?

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