Future Predictions - Going to vs Will

Choose the future form that matches each situation: will, going to, or the present continuous for a fixed arrangement.

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Question 1

The ice cream is melting in the sun. It _____ onto your shirt.

Options: is going to drip, has dripped, was dripping

Question 2

I think robots _____ do most of our jobs in the future.

Options: are going to, will, used to

Question 3

We decided last week and have already saved enough money. _____.

Options: We bought a new car last month, We are going to buy a new car next month, We used to own a new car

Question 4

A: The phone is ringing. B: Don't worry. _____.

Options: I answered it yesterday, I usually answer it, I will answer it

Question 5

She decided last month to apply to medical school. _____.

Options: She studied medicine years ago, She is going to study medicine, She used to study medicine

Question 6

I can see those boxes are heavy. _____.

Options: I carried the top one for you, I usually carry the top one for you, I will carry the top one for you

Question 7

My sister is already five months pregnant. _____.

Options: She had a baby last December, She was having a baby yesterday, She is going to have a baby in December

Question 8

I promise I _____ call you when I arrive at the airport.

Options: did, will, might

Question 9

They have already booked the church. _____.

Options: They got married last summer, They were planning a wedding last year, They are going to get married next summer

Question 10

The bus is already pulling away, and we are still across the street. We _____ it!

Options: are going to miss, missed, usually miss

Question 11

In my opinion, paper books _____ completely in the next twenty years.

Options: did not disappear, will not disappear, have not disappeared

Question 12

The appointment is fixed: we _____ the bank manager at 11 a.m. tomorrow.

Options: met, are meeting, were meeting

Practise Future Predictions - Going to vs Will with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.

Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Future Predictions - Going to vs Will in everyday English.

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