Question 1

What is the difference between will and going to?

Accepted Answer

Will is used for instant decisions, while going to is used for planned events.

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Will is used for planned events, while going to is used for instant decisions.

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Will is used for past events, while going to is used for future events.

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Both will and going to are interchangeable and can be used for any future event.

Question 2

Which sentence is correct?

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I'm going to watch a movie tonight.

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I will watch a movie tonight.

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I watched a movie tonight.

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I'm watching a movie tonight.

Question 3

What is the contracted form of 'I am going to'?

Accepted Answer

I'm going to.

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I'm gonna.

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I'm to go.

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I'ma go to.

Question 4

Which sentence is correct?

Accepted Answer

I will help you with your homework after dinner.

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I don't help you with your homework after dinner.

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I'm going to help you with your homework after dinner.

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I helped you with your homework after dinner.

Question 5

What is the contracted form of 'He is going to'?

Accepted Answer

He's going to.

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He's to go.

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He's gonna.

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He'sa go to.

Question 6

Which sentence is correct?

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She is going to visit her grandparents next week.

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She visited her grandparents last week.

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She will visit her grandparents next week.

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She visits her grandparents next week.

Question 7

What is the contracted form of 'They are going to'?

Accepted Answer

They're going to.

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They'rea go to.

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They're gonna.

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They're to go.

Question 8

Which sentence is correct?

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We will study for the test tomorrow.

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We studied for the test yesterday.

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We're studying for the test now.

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We're going to study for the test tomorrow.

Question 9

What is the contracted form of 'It is going to'?

Accepted Answer

It's going to.

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It's to go.

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It's gonna.

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It'sa go to.

Question 10

Which sentence is correct?

Accepted Answer

You're going to have a great time on your vacation.

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You're having a great time on your vacation.

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You will have a great time on your vacation.

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You had a great time on your vacation.

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