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Will vs Going to (Predictions).

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5 exercises

  1. Fill in the blankUp next

    Exercise 1 of 5 · 13 blanks

    Technology & Future Trends – Predictions

    Complete each prediction. Use 'going to' when the speaker points to present evidence and 'will' for an opinion or broad forecast with no immediate evidence.

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  2. Fill in the blank

    Exercise 2 · 10 blanks

    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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  3. Build the sentence

    Exercise 3 · 10 sentences

    Build Evidence and Opinion Predictions

    Tap the words in the correct order to build each prediction. Use going to for visible evidence and will for an opinion, belief, or guess. One word does not belong.

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  4. Build the sentence

    Exercise 4 · 10 sentences

    Build Prediction Forms and Viewpoints

    Tap the words in the correct order to build each prediction or question. Practise positives, negatives, contractions, viewpoint contrasts, and possible predictions with may or might. One word does not belong.

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  5. Find the mistake

    Exercise 5 · 10 corrections

    Future Predictions - Find and Fix

    One word in each prediction is wrong. Tap it, then choose the correction.

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About this practice

Put Will vs Going to (Predictions) into practice with 5 interactive fill-in-the-blank, sentence-building, and error-correction exercises at B1 (Intermediate) level. Submit each exercise to get detailed feedback, see the correct answer in context, and build confidence in real sentences. Retry any exercise as many times as you like. Want the rules first? Back to the lesson.

  • Fill-in-the-blank questions with multiple-choice answers
  • Sentence-building questions: tap the words into the correct order
  • Error-correction questions: spot the wrong word, then choose the fix
  • Feedback after submission