Grammar / A2 Grammar lessons and exercises / ‘Will’ vs ‘be going to’: Future forms
Fill in each gap with the correct future form — ‘will’ or ‘be going to’ — using the verb in brackets. Contract where natural (e.g., I’ll, I’m going to).
A: Have you decided what to do with the washing machine? B: Yes, I (buy) a new one.
A: That glass is dirty. B: No problem. I (clean) it.
A: Why are you taking the camera? B: I (take) a picture of the sunset.
Please, slow down. Are you crazy? We (have) an accident!
You look tired. Sit down, and I (make) you a cup of tea.
Do you think he (ask) her out?
Do you think you (arrive) before she arrives?
He (not run) the marathon. He says he needs more training.
It looks delicious! We (enjoy) this meal so much!
A: I want coffee, but I don't have coins for the vending machine. B: No problem. I (buy) you a coffee.