A2 Grammar Exercise – Section 2 (‘Will’ and ‘Going to’)

Welcome to A2 Grammar Exercise – Section 2, where we’ll explore the use of ‘Will’ and ‘Going to’ for talking about the future. In this section, you’ll learn how to choose between ‘will’ and ‘going to’ depending on the context—whether you’re making predictions, promises, or discussing planned events. Let’s dive into the details and practice using these future forms correctly!

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‘Will’ use – offers, requests, refusals and promises 1 Section | 1 Challenge

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‘Will’ use – offers, requests, refusals and promises

Make a sentence with ‘Will / Won’t’ that’s an offer, request, refusal or promise. Use contractions when possible.

‘Going to’ use – prediction 1 Section | 1 Challenge

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‘Going to’ use – prediction

Make sentences with ‘Going to’ for prediction based on evidence. Use contractions when possible.

‘Will’ OR ‘Going to’? 1 Section | 1 Challenge

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‘Will’ OR ‘Going to’?

Choose ‘Be Going to’ for prediction or ‘Will’ for offers, requests, refusals and promises. Use contractions when possible.