Question

1.Complete the sentences.Use be goin to and will

a)It..............(rain)tomorrow,so we..........(not play)tennis

b)Carol..........(study)a lot this year. If she studies, a lot, she...............(pass)her exams.

c)I......(give)John a Weezer CD for his birthday because I think that he.......(like)it.

d)David.............(study)technology at university. He thinks that it ..............(be)easy to find a job in computing.

2.('d 'm 'll don't to like going be prefer have)

I wouldn't........to have a boring office job when I'm older.

I.........love to be a journalist,because journalists

..........have to stay in the office all day.They have.........go out and investigate different stories.I think that journalists.........to be practical and inquisitive.I'm quite ambitious,and I.......... going to study journalism at university when I finish school. There are a lot of different types of journalism. It's easier to work for a local newspaper, but I'd............to work for a national newspaper. You have to.........really talented if you're...........to be a successful journalist. If I work hard, I think that I.......achieve my ambition!

3.Write questions for the answers

a)Nex weekend I'm going to visit my cousns in Toledo.

What...................................................?

b)I'd like to go to Italy on holiday.

Where.................................................?

c)I'll be eighteen on the 30th November this year.

When..........................................?

d)I'd prefer to be at school than at home.

Would..............................................?

e)I wouldn't like to visit Australia.

Where.............................................?

f)I have to get up at half past seven.

What time..............................?

Answer 1

1.

1. It's going to rain/'ll rain tomorrow, so we won't play/are not going to play tennis. - obydwie opcje poprawne, zależy to od dokładniejszego kontekstu. Jeśli widzisz dopiero zbierające się chmury, użyjesz "going to", jeśli pada od kilku dni i prognoza pogody przewiduje deszcz, użyjesz "will". W drugim przykładzie - jeśli decyzję o tym, że nie grasz podjęłaś w danym momencie, użyjesz "will", jeśli postanowiłaś to już długo wcześniej - "going to".

2. Carol is going to study a lot this year. If she studies a lot, she'll pass her exams.

3. I am going to give John a Weezer Cd for his birthday because I think that he'll like it.

4. David is going to study technology at university. He thinks that it'll be easy to find a job in computing.

2.

I wouldn't like

I'd

don't

to

have

'm

prefer

be

going

'll

3.

What are you going to do next weekend?

Where would you like to go on holiday?

When will you be eighteen?

Would you prefer to be at school or at home?

Where would you not like to go?

What time do you have to get up?