Question

2) Billy: "After you _____work, will you please drop by the grocery store and pick up

some milk and bread."

Sally: "No problem, I ____up the groceries and be home by 6 o'clock."

a) left - will not pick

b) leaves - will pick

c) left - won't pick

d) leave - will pick


3-. Choose the correct option.

"I haven't got my pen." "That's OK. I ______ you mine."

a) am going to lend

b) will lend

c) am not going to lend

d) will not lend


4-Complete with the right choice.

"I don't think they ________ their vacation by the beach again."

a) am going to spend

b) are going to spend

c) are not going to spend

d) will spend
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Answer 1

⇒⇒  Simple future with ''will'' and ''going to''

Billy: "After you leave work, will you please drop by the grocery store and pick up some milk and bread? "

Sally: "No problem, I will pick up the groceries and be home by 6 o'clock."

a) left - will not pick

b) leaves - will pick

c) left - won't pick

d) leave - will pick  √

3-

"I haven't got my pen." "That's OK. I am going to lend you mine."

a) am going to lend  √

b) will lend

c) am not going to lend

d) will not lend

4-

"I don't think they will spend their vacation by the beach again."

a) am going to spend

b) are going to spend

c) are not going to spend

d) will spend  √

⇒⇒  Simple future with ''will''  >>  futuro incerto, não planejado

sujeito + will + verbo

I will work on Sunday,

David will visit his parents next weekend.

The kids will play soccer.

⇒⇒  Simple future with ''going to'' >>  futuro certo e planejado

am/is/are + going to +  verbo

The kids are going to play soccer next Sunday.

My father is going to wash his car tomorrow.

I am going to visit my cousins in June.

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