Question

Choose the ending that is more natural
1.there's somebody at the door ''OK
a.I'm going to answer it'
b.I'll answer it'
2.'these boxes are too heavy look out-
a.I'm going to drop them!
b.l'll drop them!
3.would you like something to drink?Yes
a.I'm gonig to have a glass of water please
b.l;ll have a glass of water please
4.show me your picture. I promise
a.I'm not going to laugh
b.I won't laugh
5.What are your plans for the afternoon?
a.l'll stay in and watch TV
b.I'm going to stay in and watch TV
6.We're going to the Caribbean this year
a.It will be my first visit
b.it's going to be my first visit
7.I've forgotten my pencil case. Don't worry
a.l'll lend you a pen
b.I'm going to lend you a pen
8.That's a fantastic pass!
a.they'll score a goal
b.they're going to score a goal
9.I'm going to the cinema tonight. Really?
a.what will you see?
b.what are you going to see?
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Answer 1

1. There's somebody at the door ''OK

b. I'll answer it.

2. These boxes are too heavy, look out.

b. l'll drop them!

3. Would you like something to drink? Yes

b. l'll have a glass of water, please.

4. Show me your picture. I promise

b. I won't laugh.

5.What are your plans for the afternoon?

b. I'm going to stay in and watch TV.

6. We're going to the Caribbean this year

a. It will be my first visit

7. I've forgotten my pencil case. Don't worry

a.l'll lend you a pen.

8.That's a fantastic pass!

b. They're going to score a goal.

9. I'm going to the cinema tonight. Really?

b. What are you going to see?

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To zadanie jest na wyrażanie przyszłości za pomocą czasu Future Simple i wyrażenia Be going to - zamierzać. Napiszę Ci różnicę między nimi.

BE GOING TO – zamierzać

WILL/WON'T – czas Future Simple

We wszystkich przypadkach będziemy wyrażać przyszłość, jednak używając going to wyrażamy zamiar lub pewność, że czynność wydarzy się, bo czynniki z zewnątrz nam na to wskazują (np. ciemne chmury zwiastują burzę – It's going to rain/be stormy.)

WILL używamy, gdy wyrażamy przypuszczenie, że coś się wydarzy. Ewentualnie, nagle, spontanicznie podejmujemy decyzję na zrobienie czegoś (I'll call Tom to ask how he's going - Zadzwonię do Tomka sprawdzić co u niego.)

Pozdrawiam :)

Answer 2

1- B
2 - B
3 - B
4 - A
5 - B
6 - A
7 - A
8 - B
9 - B