Level III

Name: Cinthia Paola Duy

Date: July 4, 2021

Grammar Revision – Will & Be Going to

A. Find out the following information and answer the questions.
1. When do we use ‘Will’?

To write about future events.

To make predictions.

To talk about possible future plans.

To make promises.

To make offers.
2. When do we use ‘Be Going to’?

We use “be going to” to talk about future plans and intentions.

We use “be going to” to talk about predictions that have evidence.

B. Complete the grammar summary in the chart below.

Will Be Going to

FORM subject+ will+ verb (infinitive form) be going to + the base form of the verb
 Example -Affirmative Statement I will watch a film. I'm going to go to the beach this

weekend.
Example -Negative Statement I won't watch a film. I'm not going to go to the beach this

weekend.
Example -Question Will I watch a film? Am I going to go to the beach this

weekend?

C. Write a short text about your plans. Consider the parts of a paragraph and include ‘will and be going to’.

I have many plans for the weekend. On Friday, I'm going to a party at night. I will dance
with my friends and eat a lot of fast food. On Saturday afternoon my family will have a
barbecue. My dad will go to buy meat and on the other hand my mom will make the salad.
My brother and I will prepare the snacks. Finally, on Sunday my family and I are going to
the beach. I think we are going to invite our aunts. We are going to bring a lot of snacks
and buy a lot of water. When we get to the beach my brother and I will swim and play in the
sand and my parents will sunbathe all day. I really think I'm going to have a wonderful
weekend.

D. Upload the activity to the platform.