Zukunftspläne und Vorhersagen mit "going to" lernen

Question 1

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the 'going to' future to express an intention?

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I am going to buy a new car next week.

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I buy a new car next week.

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I am going to be buying a new car next week.

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I will be buying a new car next week.

Question 2

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the 'going to' future to express a prediction?

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It is going to rain tomorrow.

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It will rain tomorrow.

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It is going to be raining tomorrow.

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It will be raining tomorrow.

Question 3

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the 'going to' future?

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It uses the modal verb 'will'.

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It is used to express intentions.

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It is used to express predictions.

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It is used with time expressions.

Question 4

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the 'going to' future to express a decision made at the moment of speaking?

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I'm going to call my friend.

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I call my friend.

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I am going to be calling my friend.

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I will be calling my friend.

Question 5

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the 'going to' future to express an inevitable future event?

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The sun is going to rise tomorrow.

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The sun will rise tomorrow.

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The sun is going to be rising tomorrow.

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The sun will be rising tomorrow.

Question 6

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the 'going to' future to express a plan?

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I'm going to visit my parents next weekend.

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I visit my parents next weekend.

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I am going to be visiting my parents next weekend.

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I will be visiting my parents next weekend.

Question 7

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the 'going to' future to express a prediction based on evidence?

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It's going to rain because the sky is getting dark.

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It will rain because the sky is getting dark.

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It is going to be raining because the sky is getting dark.

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It will be raining because the sky is getting dark.

Question 8

Which of the following is NOT a type of prediction that can be expressed using the 'going to' future?

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Predictions based on hopes and dreams

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Predictions based on current evidence

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Predictions based on past experience

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Predictions based on the laws of nature

Question 9

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the 'going to' future to express a threat?

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If you don't stop talking, I'm going to leave.

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If you don't stop talking, I leave.

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If you don't stop talking, I am going to be leaving.

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If you don't stop talking, I will be leaving.

Question 10

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the 'going to' future to express a promise?

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I promise I'm going to help you.

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I promise I will help you.

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I promise I am going to be helping you.

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I promise I will be helping you.

Question 11

Which sentence correctly uses the 'going to' future tense to express an intention?

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I'm going to visit my grandma tomorrow.

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I'm going visit my grandma tomorrow.

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I'm visiting my grandma tomorrow.

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I will going visit my grandma tomorrow.

Question 12

Which of the following is NOT a typical use of the 'going to' future tense?

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Describing habitual actions

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Expressing intentions

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Making predictions based on evidence

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Expressing obligations

Question 13

Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in the 'going to' future tense: I ________ (meet) my friends after school.

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am going to meet

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will meet

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meet

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am meeting

Question 14

Translate the sentence into English using the 'going to' future tense: Ich werde morgen ins Kino gehen.

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I'm going to the cinema tomorrow.

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I go to the cinema tomorrow.

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I'm going to go to the cinema tomorrow.

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I will go to the cinema tomorrow.

Question 15

To correctly express future plans using the 'going to' structure, which sentence is grammatically correct?

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I am going to study for the test.

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I go to study for the test.

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I going to study for the test.

Question 16

When making future predictions, what is the key difference between 'going to' and 'will'?

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'Going to' predicts based on evidence, while 'will' predicts based on opinion.

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'Going to' denotes planned events, while 'will' denotes spontaneous events.

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'Going to' expresses more formality than 'will'.

Question 17

Which sentence best exemplifies a future prediction based on observable evidence?

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The weather forecast predicts a sunny day tomorrow.

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I intend to meet my friends for coffee later.

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I will diligently study for the upcoming exam.

Question 18

Translate the German sentence 'Ich gehe ins Kino' into grammatically correct English using the 'going to' structure:

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I am going to the cinema.

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I go to the cinema.

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I will go to the cinema.

Question 19

In formal written communication, when is it appropriate to use the 'going to' structure?

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To convey plans or intentions.

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To make predictions supported by evidence.

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To indicate spontaneous actions.

Question 20

When expressing future plans, which word is synonymous with 'going to'?

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Intend to

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Expect to

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Hope to

Question 21

In written communication, what is the primary purpose of using the 'going to' structure?

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Expressing plans or intentions.

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Making predictions about future events.

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Describing past events.

Question 22

Which sentence correctly uses the 'going to' structure to express a future plan?

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She is going to finish the project next week.

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I will go shopping tomorrow.

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They call you later.

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The weather will be sunny on Sunday.

Question 23

Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in the 'going to' structure: 'I ________ (study) for the exam tomorrow.'

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am going to study

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will study

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going to study

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am studying

Question 24

Which of the following is NOT a context where the 'going to' structure is employed?

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Describing habits

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Expressing future plans

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Making predictions

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Reporting intentions

Question 25

Translate the sentence: 'Wir gehen morgen ins Kino.' to English.

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We are going to the cinema tomorrow.

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We go to the cinema tomorrow.

Question 26

Which sentence expresses a future intention using the 'going to' structure?

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She is going to visit her grandparents next week.

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She studies for the exam.

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He is tired by the end of the day.

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The weather will probably be rainy tomorrow.

Question 27

Translate the sentence: 'Ich glaube, es wird morgen regnen.' to English.

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I believe that it will rain tomorrow.

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I am believing that it is going to rain tomorrow.

Question 28

Identify the sentence that accurately expresses a plan for the future:

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I am going to visit my grandparents next weekend.

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I visited my grandparents last weekend.

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I might visit my grandparents if I have time.

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I am going to visit my grandparents because I miss them.

Question 29

Which adverb is commonly used with 'going to' future tense to indicate a specific time in the future?

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Tomorrow

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Quickly

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Slowly

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Carefully

Question 30

Select the sentence that correctly predicts an event in the future:

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The weather forecast predicts sunshine tomorrow.

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The weather was sunny yesterday.

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The weather will be sunny if the rain stops.

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The weather is sunny because it's summer.

Question 31

Which sentence correctly uses 'going to' future tense in a conditional clause?

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If I pass the exam, I am going to celebrate.

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If I passed the exam, I would celebrate.

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If I will pass the exam, I will celebrate.

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If I am going to pass the exam, I will celebrate.

Question 32

Identify the example of a natural conversation using 'going to' future tense:

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Person A: I'm going to the park tomorrow. Person B: That sounds fun! Can I join?

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Person A: I will go to the park if the weather is nice. Person B: I hope it doesn't rain.

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Person A: I went to the park yesterday. Person B: Oh, I wish I had come with you.

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Person A: I'm going to go to the park. Person B: But it's already closed.

Question 33

Which phrase is used to express a future intention that is not definite?

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I'm considering going shopping.

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I'm planning to go shopping.

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I'm going to go shopping tomorrow.

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I'll go shopping if the weather is good.

Question 34

Which of the following is NOT a valid use of the 'going to' future tense?

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Expressing past events

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Expressing future plans

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Expressing future predictions

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Expressing probability

Question 35

Which structure is used to form the 'going to' future tense?

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Going to + infinitive

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To be going to + infinitive

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To go to + infinitive

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Go to + infinitive

Question 36

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the 'going to' future tense:

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I am going to finish my homework.

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I am go to school tomorrow.

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I will go to the store.

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I to go to the park later.

Question 37

Which adverb can be used with the 'going to' future tense to indicate a high level of certainty?

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Definitely

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Probably

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Possibly

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Hopefully

Question 38

Which modal verb, when used in combination with the 'going to' future tense, conveys a sense of strong obligation?

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Must

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Can

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May

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Should

Question 39

Choose the grammatically correct sentence using 'going to' to express a future plan:

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I am going to eat dinner.

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I am going eating dinner.

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I will eat dinner.

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I'm going to dinner.

Question 40

Identify the grammatically correct sentence using 'going to':

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I'm going to study for my test on Friday.

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I going study for my test on Friday.

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I will to study for my test on Friday.

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I will study for my test on Friday.

Question 41

In which situation is it incorrect to use 'going to'?

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Describing habits.

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Discussing definite future plans.

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Making predictions based on evidence.

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Expressing intentions.

Question 42

How should questions be formed using 'going to'?

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Invert the subject and 'going to'.

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Use 'will' instead of 'going to'.

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Add 'do' before the subject.

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Change the word order to subject-verb-object.

Question 43

Choose the sentence that uses 'going to' to express a prediction:

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I'm going to be a doctor.

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I'm going to have dinner with my friends.

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I'm going to the library to study.

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I'm going to watch a movie.

Question 44

Translate the following sentence into English: Morgen gehe ich ins Kino.

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Tomorrow I'm going to the cinema.

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Tomorrow I will go to the cinema.

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Tomorrow I go to the cinema.

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I'm going to go to the cinema tomorrow.

Question 45

Which of the following is NOT a synonym for 'intend'?

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hope

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plan

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aim

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anticipate

Question 46

What is the main difference between 'going to' and 'will' when used to express future actions?

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'Going to' expresses planned actions, while 'will' expresses spontaneous actions.

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'Going to' expresses predictions, while 'will' expresses promises.

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'Going to' is used for long-term plans, while 'will' is used for short-term plans.

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There is no significant difference between 'going to' and 'will' in this context.

Question 47

Which of the following sentences uses 'going to' correctly?

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I'm going to buy a new car next year.

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I'm going to buy a new car yesterday.

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I'm going to buy a new car right now.

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I'm going to buy a new car maybe.

Question 48

Which sentence correctly employs the 'going to' structure to express a future plan?

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I am going to meet my friends tomorrow.

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I intend to meet my friends later today.

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I will meet my friends tomorrow.

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I will be meeting my friends later.

Question 49

Select the sentence that correctly uses the 'going to' structure to make a prediction:

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It is going to rain tomorrow.

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It will rain tomorrow.

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It will be raining tomorrow.

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It might rain tomorrow.

Question 50

Select the sentence that correctly employs the 'going to' structure to express an intention:

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I am going to finish my homework.

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I will finish my homework.

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I am finishing my homework.

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I will be finishing my homework.

Question 51

Which characteristic accurately describes the 'going to' structure?

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It is primarily used to express plans and predictions.

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It implies absolute certainty about future events.

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It can be used with all verbs in the English language.

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It is interchangeable with the 'will' structure in all contexts.

Question 52

Which sentence is an example of a conditional sentence using 'going to'?

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If I study diligently, I am going to succeed in the exam.

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If I study diligently, I will succeed in the exam.

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If I study diligently, I succeed in the exam.

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If I study diligently, I will be succeeding in the exam.

Question 53

Which of the following is NOT a valid usage of the grammatical structure "going to"?

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Describing past events

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Expressing future plans

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Making predictions

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Indicating intentions

Question 54

Correct the sentence: 'I am going to go to the cinema tonight.'

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I'm going to the cinema tonight.

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I'm going to go to the cinema tonight.

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I will go to the cinema tonight.

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I go to the cinema tonight.

Question 55

Complete the dialogue: 'A: What are you doing tonight?  B: _______ (I / go) to the park.'

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I'm going to go

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I go

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I will go

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I am going

Question 56

Which of the following sentences expresses a strong prediction?

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I'm sure I'm going to win the lottery.

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I think it's going to rain.

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It's probably going to be sunny tomorrow.

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It's likely to snow next week.

Question 57

Which of the following is NOT a synonym for "going to"?

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Must

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Will

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Intend to

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Likely to

Question 58

Complete the sentence: 'The weather forecast says it _______ (rain) tomorrow.'

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is going to

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will

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is likely to

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might

Question 59

Which of the following sentences correctly uses "going to" for expressing a future plan?

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I'm going to study for my English test tomorrow.

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I'm going study for my English test tomorrow.

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I will study for my English test tomorrow.

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I am study for my English test tomorrow.

Question 60

Which of the following sentences uses "going to" to express a prediction?

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It's going to rain later today.

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It is raining later today.

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It will rain later today.

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It's going rain later today.

Question 61

What is the purpose of using "going to" in the following sentence: "I'm going to the store."?

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To express a future intention

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To express a habit

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To express a request

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To express a prediction

Question 62

In which context would it be most appropriate to use "going to"?

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When talking about plans for the near future

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When talking about hypothetical situations

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When talking about events that happened in the past

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When talking about current actions

Question 63

What is the difference between "going to" and "will" for expressing future events?

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"Going to" typically expresses planned or intended actions, while "will" is used for spontaneous or predicted actions.

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"Going to" is used for more formal situations, while "will" is more informal.

Question 64

Create a sentence using "going to" to express a plan for the weekend.

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I'm going to visit my grandparents this weekend.

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I will visit my grandparents this weekend.

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I'm going visit my grandparents this weekend.