Ex. 75 Which form do you feel is best?

Ex. 74 Look at the following sentences from the dialogue. They all show different ways of talking about the future. Which tenses are used in each?

Ex. 73 Choose the correct tense form of the verb

Ex. 72 Complete the dialogues using the Future Simple or 'to be going to'to express decisions or intentions

Kay is in a hamburger bar with her mother.

Mum: I suppose you already know what you are going to have.

Kay: Yes, of course. I …a double hamburger. That's what I always have.

Mum: But it's not very healthy, you know, all that meat. Perhaps I...some­ thing without meat for a change.

Kay: I don't care about being healthy. I…a double hamburger the same?

Mum: I'm not really sure. I think I… a fishburger.

Key; Hey, look at the menu! What about this - a 'hamburger'?

Mum: What's that?

Kay: With soya beans and salad. Sounds nice.

Mum: Okay,… one of those.

Kay: Actually mum, I think I might change my mind. I…

Mum: Good. Two healthburgers. Right, I… go and order them.

Kay: Stay where you are, mum. I….

1. Look out! We 'll/We 're going to crash!

2. I hope one day I'll/I'm going to have more free time.

3. Mary 'll/Mary ‘s going to marry an old friend of mine in August.

4. I can't talk to you now. We 'll! just/We 're just going to have lunch.

5. Perhaps in a few hundred years everybody will/is going to have an easy life.

6. What are your plans for this evening? - I'll/I 'm going to stay at home and watch TV

7. John's starting university in October. - Oh, yes? What will he/What's he going to study?

8. If you and your husband both have green eyes, your children will probably/are probably going to have green eyes too.

1. I'm leaving on the 10 o'clock train.

2. I’ll be back on Sunday afternoon.

3. I'll give you a ring then.

4. I'm going to do some studying tomorrow.

5. I'll give you a lift to the station tomorrow if you like.

Which sentence indicates

a) an intention?

b)a prediction?

c) a promise or decision?

d)an offer?

e) a definite future arrangement?

What's the difference in meaning?

a)I'll go and make some coffee.

b)I'm going to make some coffee.

1. Here's the builder's estimate. It (will cost/is going to coast) $7.000 to repair the roof. 2. I think it (will cost/is going to cost) about $3.000 to rebuild the garage. 3. Alice (will have/is going to have) a baby. 4. With a bit of luck, the baby (will have/is going to have) Alice's eyes. 5. (I will play/I'm playing) tennis with Alan on Sunday. 6. (He'll win./He's winning) He always does. 7. Don't tell her. (She'll tell/She is going to tell) everybody else. 8. What's happening? The train (won't stop/isn't going to stop)! 9. One day everybody (will have/is going to have) proper housing. 10. (She'll get married/She's getting married) on Friday at the local church. 11. (It will rain/It's going to rain) - look at those clouds. 12. If it gets any colder it (will snow/it's going to snow).

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