Future with WILL or GOING TO

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'Are you busy this evening? 'Yes, __________ the movies.'
1. I'll go
2. I'm going to
Look out — __________ that car!
1. we'll hit
2. we're going to hit
'__________ TV in a minute, because my favourite programme is on.'
1. I'm going to watch
2. I'll watch
Can you answer the phone if it rings? __________ a shower.
1. I'll have
2. I'm going to have
I've decided __________ a week off.
1. I'll take
2. I'm going to take
Look at the sky: __________.
1. It will go snow
2. it's going to snow
__________ this car — it's giving me nothing but trouble.
1. I'm going to sell
2. I'll sell
__________ the beach next weekend with my friends.
1. I'll go
2. I'm going to
'I've left my money at home.' 'Again? OK. __________.'
1. I'll pay
2. I'm going to pay
__________ my job soon.
1. I'm going to change
2. I'll change
'Is Alice coming round?' 'Wait a minute. __________ and ask her.'
1. I'm going to phone
2. I'll phone
'What would you like to eat?' '__________ a pizza please.'
1. I'll have
2. I'm going to have
'Do you want to go for a walk?' 'No, __________ some work done.'
1. I'm going to get
2. I'll get
You can see from Anna's face that __________ trouble.
1. there's going to be
2. there will be
'I've got a headache.' '__________ you an aspirin.'
1. I'll get
2. I'm going to get
Perhaps __________ you at the weekend.
1. I'm going to see
2. I'll see
'There's the doorbell.' '__________.'
1. I'll go
2. I'm going to go
'We need some paper for the photocopier.' 'Okay, __________ and get some.'
1. I'm going to go
2. I'll go
If you press this key, the computer __________.
1. is going to shut down
2. will shut down
'Is John coming home soon?' 'Yes, __________ him at the airport tomorrow.'
1. I'm going to meet
2. I'll meet

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