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    The document contains two exercises with sentences to be completed using either "going to" or "will" to express future meaning. The sentences are about various future plans, predictions, offers of help and other situations requiring a future context. Completing the sentences would require determining whether "going to" or "will" is most appropriate in each case based on the meaning and context.

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    Going To or Will

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    The document contains two exercises with sentences to be completed using either "going to" or "will" to express future meaning. The sentences are about various future plans, predictions, offers of help and other situations requiring a future context. Completing the sentences would require determining whether "going to" or "will" is most appropriate in each case based on the meaning and context.

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    The document contains two exercises with sentences to be completed using either "going to" or "will" to express future meaning. The sentences are about various future plans, predictions, offers of help and other situations requiring a future context. Completing the sentences would require determining whether "going to" or "will" is most appropriate in each case based on the meaning and context.

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    The document contains two exercises with sentences to be completed using either "going to" or "will" to express future meaning. The sentences are about various future plans, predictions, offers of help and other situations requiring a future context. Completing the sentences would require determining whether "going to" or "will" is most appropriate in each case based on the meaning and context.

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    Exercise Future Going to and will

    Complete the sentences with going to or will.

    1. 'I'm hungry' - 'Oh, I _____________(make) you a sandwich.'

    2. He __________________________(study) Law at Sheffield University next


    year.

    4. Look at those clouds! It ________________ (rain) any minute.

    5. Jack ___________________ (meet) Kim tomorrow afternoon.

    6. I think he _____________________ (be) very successful.

    7. When ______________________ (visit) me next year?

    8. As soon as she arrives in Manchester she _____________________(give) you


    a call.

    9. We are ____________________ (fly) to Warsaw next week.

    10. I _________________________(finish) my homework on time next week.

    Exercise Future Going to and will

    Complete the sentences with going to or will.

    1) Next summer, I _____________ (travel) to New York. My sister lives


    there and she bought me a plane ticket for my birthday.

    2) It's getting cold. I _____________ (take) my coat!

    3) Are you going to the cinema? Wait for me. I ______________ (go) with
    you!

    4) Jane and Tom _______________ (not/study) medicine next year.


    Jane______________ (study) French and Tom ________________ (take) a
    gap year.

    5) Mrs Simons, those bags are heavy. I_______________ (help) you carry
    them.

    6) Experts say the Earth _______________ (suffer) seriously if we


    continue polluting.

    7) Look at those black clouds. I think it ____________________ (rain).

    8) Good bye Joe. I _______________ (phone) you as soon as I arrive


    home!

    9) What are you doing tomorrow? I ____________________ (visit) my


    grandparents.

    10) Anne: "I don't have enough money to pay for my lunch."
    Peter: " I _____________ (lend) you some."

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