Question 1
Look at the scoreboard! The home team _____ win this match easily.
Options: is going to, will, going to
Sports Predictions - Game Outcomes
Fill in the blanks with 'will' or 'going to' to make predictions about sports results. Use 'going to' when there is clear evidence, and 'will' for general predictions or opinions. Click on each blank and choose the correct answer from the dropdown.
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Question 2
I think our team _____ lose the championship this year.
Options: is going to, will, are going to
Question 3
The players look exhausted. They _____ finish the tournament strong.
Options: will, are not going to, not going to
Question 4
Do you think the underdog team _____ surprise everyone tonight?
Options: is going to, going to, will
Question 5
The referee has just shown a red card. The team _____ struggle with only ten players.
Options: will, is going to, going to
Question 6
In my opinion, the final match _____ be very exciting to watch.
Options: is going to, will, going to
Question 7
The score is 3-0 with five minutes left. The losing team _____ come back now.
Options: is not going to, will not, not going to
Question 8
_____ the defending champions retain their title this season?
Options: Are going to, Will, Is going to
Question 9
The star player is warming up on the sideline. He _____ enter the game soon.
Options: will, going to, is going to
Question 10
I believe the away team _____ perform better in the second half.
Options: is going to, going to, will
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