G2: Verbs IV Future - "will" and "going to"

by Tom Rohrbach

Multiple Choice Quiz

Change the underlined part from "will" to "going to" or vice versa.

Some sentences are positive, and some are negative.

We will meet you at the theater tonight.
1. are going to meet
2. is going to meet
3. be going to meet
Rick won’t talk to Ilsa tomorrow.
1. will not be going to talk
2. aren't going to talk
3. isn't going to talk
I’m not going to study until after dinner.
1. I willn't study
2. I won't study
3. I will not be study
They won’t finish the bridge until next year.
1. isn't going to finish
2. aren't going to finish
3. aren't going to be finished
Sheila is going to drive to school tomorrow.
1. will be drive
2. will drive
3. will driving
My next class will start on January 21st.
1. is going to be start
2. is going to start
3. are going to start
The Wilkins boy won’t get many presents for his birthday this year.
1. will not to get
2. aren't going to get
3. isn't going to get
It’s going to take 40 minutes to get to the office in this rush-hour traffic.
1. It will take
2. It will to get
3. It will going to take
Water isn’t going to boil below 212° F.
1. willn't boil
2. won't be boil
3. won't boil
Jill will have lunch with her mother on Saturday.
1. is going to be have
2. are going to have
3. is going to have
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell won’t get divorced.
1. aren't going to
2. aren't going to get
3. aren't getting
My best friend and I will leave on our vacation next Tuesday.
1. am going to leave
2. are going to leave
3. are going to be leave
What are we going to do this weekend?
1. will do we
2. will we do
3. we will do
Why will you leave early this term?
1. are you to leave
2. will you going to leave
3. are you going to leave