Grammar summary
will: instant decisions, offers, promises and predictions based on opinion.
be going to: intentions decided earlier and predictions based on present evidence.
Present continuous: future arrangements. Present simple: timetables and schedules.
01 Complete with will
Use will + the verb; make a negative when shown.
Example: He won't be late. (not / be)
02 Complete with be going to
Use be going to + the verb in brackets.
Example: They are going to visit Rome.
03 Complete the arrangements
Use the present continuous for these future arrangements.
Example: He is flying to Paris on Monday.
Grammar summary
Questions: auxiliary + subject. Will she come? Does the train leave at eight?
Positive short answers use full auxiliaries: will, am, is, are, do or does.
Forms can overlap in real English; follow the form or use given in each exercise.
04 Future questions
Complete with the form given in brackets.
Example: What are you doing tomorrow? (present continuous)
05 Make it negative
Use the negative of the future form shown.
Example: He isn't going to travel.
06 Choose from the clue
Match the use: instant decision = will; intention = going to; arrangement = present continuous; timetable = present simple.
Example: I'll get the door. (instant decision)