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- Usamos 'be going to' para planes decididos antes de hablar y predicciones con pruebas visibles.
- Usamos 'will' para decisiones espontáneas en el momento, promesas y predicciones basadas en lo que creemos.
1. In English, we use 'be going to' when we already planned an action before speaking.
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2. Aisha decides right now to help Omar. Choose the usual «will» form for this immediate offer.
- □ will
- □ am going to
- □ am to
3. Completa con «be going to» para expresar una predicción basada en lo que vemos.
Look at those dark clouds in the sky! It ___ rain.
Opciones: will · are going to · is going to
4. Match each sentence with its correct communicative use:
- 1. I bought tickets. I am going to see a film. ____
- 2. The phone is ringing. I will answer it! ____
- 3. I promise I will tidy my bedroom. ____
- 4. He is running very fast! He is going to win. ____
- A. A quick spontaneous decision
- B. A promise
- C. A prediction based on evidence
- D. A plan decided before
5. Completa con la forma correcta para un plan preparado:
Next Saturday, Lucía and Wei ___ visit their grandparents in the village.
Opciones: are going to · will to · is going to
6. Classify these sentences into 'Be going to' or 'Will':
Categorías: Plans or Evidence (Going to) · Will: decisions, promises or beliefs
- We are going to camp in the mountains this summer.: __________________
- Watch out! That glass is going to fall!: __________________
- Don't worry, I will carry your bag.: __________________
- I think our team will win the match.: __________________
- She is going to study French next year.: __________________
- I will call you when I arrive home, I promise.: __________________
7. Order the words to make a correct sentence about an organized plan:
Ordena estos elementos:
- ___ after school.
- ___ play basketball
- ___ is going to
- ___ Adrián
8. Martina ya ha preparado la pintura y la brocha. Completa su frase con «be going to»: «I ___ paint my bike».
- □ going to
- □ will
- □ am going to
9. Read the text about the school festival and answer the questions:
The School Spring Festival
Tomorrow is the School Spring Festival, and Class 5B has a busy day ahead. For two weeks, the students have prepared different stalls. Aisha and Omar are going to sell homemade lemonade and fruit skewers. They already bought the lemons and strawberries yesterday! Martina and Hugo are going to organize the traditional sack race in the schoolyard. Everything was ready until a sudden gust of wind blew away the welcome posters at the front entrance. 'Oh no!' shouted Aisha. 'Don't panic,' said Omar. 'I will pick up the posters and fix them with strong tape.' Then, the teacher looked at the clear blue sky and smiled: 'I think tomorrow will be a sunny and warm day for everyone.' The children feel excited because all the money from the festival is going to help the local animal shelter.
1. Why does the text use 'are going to' to describe Aisha and Omar's stall?
- □ Because it is an offer to help the teacher.
- □ Because they just decided it right now when the wind blew.
- □ Because they planned it weeks ago and already bought the ingredients.
2. Why does Omar say 'I will pick up the posters'?
- □ Because it is a spontaneous reaction to an unexpected problem.
- □ Because he had that plan in his calendar for two weeks.
- □ Because the teacher ordered him to do it yesterday.
3. What does the teacher express with 'I think tomorrow will be a sunny and warm day'?
- □ A personal belief or prediction about the future without 100% certainty.
- □ A fixed schedule that cannot change.
- □ A decision made two weeks ago.
10. Nerea suddenly notices there is no milk and decides to go out right now. Choose the usual «will» form for this new decision.
- □ am going to
- □ am to
- □ will
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