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PLEASE
REMEMBER THIS: We use WILL when we decide to do something at
the time of speaking; we use GOING TO when we have already
decided to do something. |
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EXERCISE A |
Put the verb into the correct form, using WILL or GOING TO. |
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Examples: |
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Oh, I just realized that I don't have any money. |
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A:
Those clouds are very black, aren't they? |
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1. |
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I've got a terrible headache. |
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2. |
A:
Why are you filling that bucket with water? |
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3. |
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I've decided to repaint this room. |
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4. |
A:
Look! There's smoke coming out of that house. It's on fire! |
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5. |
A:
The ceiling in this room doesn't look very safe, does it? |
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6. |
A:
Where are you going? Are you going shopping? |
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7. |
A:
I can't figure out how to use this camera. |
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8. |
A:
What would you like to have: coffee or tea? |
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9. |
A:
Has George decided what to do when he finishes school? |
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10. |
A:
Did you mail that letter for me? |
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11. |
A:
What shall we have for dinner? |
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12. |
JESS:
We need some bread for lunch. |
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13. |
John
has to go to the airport to catch a plane. He doesn't have a car: |
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