Will and Going to Exercises

1. What is the primary function of "will" and "going to"?

To indicate past actions
To indicate future actions or states
To describe current actions
To connect nouns

2. When is "will" typically used?

For planned future events
For unplanned future events
For past events
For present events

3. When is "going to" typically used?

For unplanned future events
For planned future events
For past events
For present events

4. Which of the following sentences uses "will" correctly?

I will going to the store later
I will go to the store later
I will to go to the store later
I will goes to the store later

5. Which of the following sentences uses "going to" correctly?

I going to call you tomorrow
I'm going to call you tomorrow
I'm going call you tomorrow
I'm to going call you tomorrow

6. Which sentence uses "will" for a prediction based on evidence?

I think it will rain tomorrow because the sky is cloudy
I think it's going to rain tomorrow because I feel it
I think it will rain tomorrow because I want it to
I think it's going to rain tomorrow because it rained yesterday

7. Which sentence uses "going to" for a prediction based on personal feelings?

I think it will rain tomorrow because the sky is cloudy
I think it's going to rain tomorrow because I feel it
I think it will rain tomorrow because I want it to
I think it's going to rain tomorrow because it rained yesterday

8. Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

I will see you tomorrow
I'm going to see you tomorrow
I will to see you tomorrow
I'll see you.

9. Which sentence uses "will" and "going to" interchangeably?

I will/going to be there in 10 minutes
I will/going to see you tomorrow
I will/going to the store later
I will/going to be a doctor

10. What is emphasized about "will" and "going to" in the article?

Their interchangeability and subtle differences
Their exact same usage and meaning
Their use in past tense
Their use in present continuous tense