WILL / GOING TO

Will or Going to Complete the sentences. Choose A or B. 1.They _ to go on a boat trip tomorrow. will go are going 2. ‘Sarah’s late.’ ‘I _ wait for her.’ will going to 3. The project _ jobs for young people in the future. is going to create will create 4. We _ visit Canada in July. We’ve already bought our plane tickets. are going to will 5. Do you think the teacher _ late again? is going to be will be 6. ‘There isn’t any milk left.’ That’s OK. I _ buy some this afternoon anyway. will am going to 7. We _ our friends this evening. We mustn’t be late 're going to meet 'll meet 8. I hope I _ be rich one day. am going will Fill in the text with the given words. John Hi! Have you seen Joe?Sara No, but he phoned. He’s going to be late. He’s (1) going to get the six o’clock bus.John (2) Will you come with me to the party this evening?Sara Maybe. I think (3) I'll have to look after my baby sister tonight. I (4) won't know for sure until I get home.John Again?Sara Yes. My parents want to buy a new flat and they’re (5) going to look at one this evening. I don’t know what time (6) they'll be back.John I see. Well, my dad’s (7) going to drive me there at eight o’clock. We can pick you up if you decide to come.Sara Thanks. (8) I'll phone you at six o’clock and let you know. Matching Match sentences with responses. Have you made any plans for the summer? I’m going to stay with my grandparents in Canada. What would you like to order? I’ll have the fish. You’re making a terrible mess. I’ll tidy up when I’ve finished. I don’t really want to go on my own. I’ll come with you. Are you going shopping tomorrow? Yes, I’ll get the ten o’clock bus into town. I forgot to send Jim an email about the test. Don’t worry! I’ll call him now What do you think of John’s new job? I’m sure he’ll love it. Look at those dark clouds! Yes, it’s going to rain.