Grammar exercises · 11 questions
Will vs going to exercises
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Choose the correct sentence for a decision made right now.
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Guessing gets you through a quiz; understanding gets you through the exam. Read the full Will vs going to lesson — Use 'going to' for plans and intentions already decided before speaking, and for predictions based on present evidence: 'Look at those clouds — it's going to rain.' Use 'will' for decisions made at the moment of speaking, offers, promises, and predictions based on opinion: 'I think it will rain later.' Both express the future, but the source of certainty differs.
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