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Be Going To will vs going to

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Exercise 1: plans (going to) vs spontaneous decisions (will)

Use 'be going to' for a plan you made before you started speaking. Use 'will' for a decision you make as you speak. Five sentences need going to and five need will.

Set:

"I've registered for the marathon, so I ___ it in April."

will runrunranam going to run

"The bin is full." "OK, I ___ it out."

will taketooktakeam going to take

"She's been preparing for weeks, so she ___ at the conference."

presentedpresentsis going to presentwill present

"The office is boiling." "I ___ a window."

openedam going to openopenwill open

"We agreed on this last week: we ___ the costs equally."

splitare going to splitwill splitsplits

"I forgot to call the client!" "Then I ___ her right now."

callam going to callwill callcalled

"The date is confirmed: they ___ the new product in March."

are going to launchlaunchwill launchlaunched

"These cups are filthy." "Leave them, I ___ them."

will washwashedwasham going to wash

"He submitted the request last month, so he ___ a sabbatical."

will takeis going to taketooktakes

"I can't find my keys!" "Don't worry, I ___ you look."

helpwill helpam going to helphelped

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