Title: A1: Review Section 03 Future

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Be going to: he / call the restaurant. ______
A: He's going to call the restaurant.

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Be going to: you / study tonight? _____
A: Are you going to study tonight?

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Be going to: she / become a doctor. _____
A: She's going to become a doctor.

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Will: you / come with us? _____
A: Will you come with us?

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Be going to: They not / buy a new car. _____
A: They aren't going to buy a new car.

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Will: They / meet us later? _____
A: Will they meet us later?

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Will: We / have fun. _____
A: We'll have fun.

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Will: They / find time tomorrow. _____
A: They'll find time tomorrow.

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Will: It not / rain tonight. _____
A: It won't rain tonight.

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Be going to: I / get something to eat. _____
A: I'm going to get something to eat.

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Will: I not / do it. _____
A: I won't do it.

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Be going to: I not / drive to the match. ______
A: I'm not going to drive to the match.

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Be going to: he / buy some food? _____
A: Is he going to buy some food?

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Will: I / go and buy some bread. _____
A: I'll go and buy some bread.

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Will: he / finish the book? _____
A: Will he finish the book?

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Be going to: your colleagues / have a meeting? _____
A: Are your colleagues going to have a meeting?

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Will: She not / go out later. _____
A: She won't go out later.

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Be going to: We not / take our bikes. _____
A: We aren't going to take our bikes.

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Be going to: She not / meet us. ______
A: She isn't going to meet us.

Q: Make a sentence using 'will' or 'be going to'. Use short forms.
Will: The children not / help me. _____
A: The children won't help me.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Is the computer going to crash? B: No, it _____.
A: No, it isn't.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Are they going to come over? B: Yes, they _____.
A: Yes, they are.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
 A: Are we going to cook dinner at home? B: Yes, we _____.
A: Yes, we are.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Will they have dinner here? B: Yes, they ______.
A: Yes, they will.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Is it going to rain? B: Yes, it _____.
A: Yes, it is.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Is she going to book the hotel? B: Yes, she ______.
A: Yes, she is.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Will the flowers die? B: No, they _____.
A: No, they won't.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Will she take her laptop? B: Yes, she _____.
A: Yes, she will.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Will the car start? B: Yes, it _____.
A: Yes, it will.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Are they going to have a picnic? B: No, they _____.
A: No, they aren't.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Will you help me? B: Yes, I _____.
A: Yes, I will.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Will the children be late? B: Yes, they _____.
A: Yes, they will.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Will the food burn? B: No, it _____.
A: No, it won't.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Are you going to meet James tonight? B: Yes, I _____.
A: Yes, I am.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Are we going to make some coffee? B: No, we _____.
A: No, we aren't.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Is he going to buy some milk? B: No, he _____.
A: No, he isn't.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Will you wait for us? B: No, I _____.
A: No, I won't.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Will she study enough? B: No, she _____.
A: No, she won't.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Are you going to write your essay tonight? B: No, I ______.
A: No, I'm not.

Q: Put in the short answer. Use short forms if possible.
A: Will the teachers check the essays today? B: No, they _____.
A: No, they won't.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
Do you have a car? If not, we _____ pick you up.
A: If not, we'll pick you up.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
David _____ go for a walk. He planned it earlier.
A: David is going to go for a walk.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
The children _____ have ice cream for dessert. It's in the freezer.
A: The children are going to have ice cream for dessert.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
Do you need help? I _____ help you now.
A: I'll help you now.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
A: Could you give me a lift home? B: No problem! I _____ do that happily.
A: I'll do that happily.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
They _____ meet Julie tonight. They arranged it yesterday.
A: They're going to meet Julie tonight.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
He _____ call when he gets home. He promised me earlier.
A: He's going to call when he gets home.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
I _____ travel this summer. I bought my plane ticket.
A: I'm going to travel this summer.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
A: I'm so thirsty. B: I _____ get some water.
A: I'll get some water.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
They _____ come over later. They called to tell me this morning.
A: They're going to come over later.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
A: It's too hot in this room. B: I _____ turn down the heating.
A: I'll turn down the heating.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
*It starts raining.* I _____ close the windows.
A: I'll close the windows.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
She _____ become a doctor after she graduates. She's always wanted to be one.
A: She's going to become a doctor after she graduates.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
We _____ get a new car soon. We paid for it last week.
A: We're going to get a new car soon.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
A: We don't have any food for dinner. B: I _____ go and get some.
A: I'll go and get some.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
She _____ go to the party. She replied to the invitation yesterday.
A: She's going to go to the party.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
*The doorbell rings.* I _____ get it.
A: I'll get it.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
*A glass falls and breaks.* I _____ get a brush.
A: I'll get a brush.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
We _____ have pizza for dinner. I bought them yesterday.
A: We're going to have pizza for dinner.

Q: Choose 'will' for a decision at the moment of speaking or 'be going to' for a plan that was made before the moment of speaking. Use short forms if possible.
A: I would love a coffee. B: I _____ make you one.
A: I'll make you one.