A. Answer each question with the words in parentheses and be going to or will.

Some
items may more than one possible answer.
1. A: What are Mario's plans for next year?
B: I'm not sure. Maybe he goes back to school (he / go back to school / maybe).

2. A: Are Clara and Tony going to get married?

B: Yeah, they definitely get married someday (they /get married/definitely/ someday).

3. A: Is Rob going to go to the school party tonight?

B: He probably isn’t goes to (not / go / probably / he). He's sick.

4. A: Jun applied to Seoul National University. It's hard to get accepted,

B: I know, but he definitely gets accepted (get accepted / definitely / he). He's smart.

5. A: Where's the bus? It's late.

B: Probably not be it (probably / not / be / it) here for a while. Traffic is bad.

6. A: Is it going to rain tomorrow?

B: Yeah, probably rain it (rain / it / probably) tomorrow, too.

A. Are these sentences about a definite future time or an indefinite future time?  Write
D for definite or I for indefinite. 

1. I One of these days, I'm going to clean up my desk.  

2. D Next week, I'm going to visit my grandparents. 
3. I I'm going to be more careful about my diet in the future.  
4. D In a few days, we're going to start taking tennis lessons.  
5. D The day after tomorrow, we have a vocabulary test.  
6. I Someday I'm going to travel all around Africa.  
7. D Summer vacation starts the week after next.  
8. I I'm going to start exercising every morning sometime soon.