Choose the most appropriate future form — ‘will’ or ‘be going to’ — for each gap. Pay attention to context: plans, spontaneous decisions, predictions, or evidence.
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A: I don't think he ____ come tonight. B: But he says he ____ come.
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A: I've bought this paint because I ____ the kitchen. B: I'm sure it ____ fantastic.
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A: What ____ after you graduate? B: I ____ around the world.
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A: ____ for a walk later? B: No. I ____ home.
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A: I need the camera because I ____ some pictures. But I don't know how it works. B: Don't worry. I ____ you.
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A: _____ to work today? B: Yes, but the traffic is awful, so I ____ late.
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A: Hurry up! The bus is leaving. You ____ it. B: No, I ____ the train. It's faster.
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A: According to the voting intention numbers, I ____ the election. B: What ____ when you are the president?
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A: They are winning 2-1 and there are only 2 minutes left. They ____ this match. B: No, I think maybe Manchester United ____ a goal in the last minute.
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A: Don't make so much noise. You ____ dad. B: OK. I ____ now.