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This document contains an English grammar exercise with four parts: 1. Complete sentences using "be going to" to indicate future intentions or plans. 2. Complete sentences using "will/won't" to make predictions or offers about the future. 3. Write about future plans using "be going to" or the present continuous. 4. Explain the difference between using "be going to" and "will" to talk about the future.

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Universidad Abierta para Adultos Uapa: Presentado Por

This document contains an English grammar exercise with four parts: 1. Complete sentences using "be going to" to indicate future intentions or plans. 2. Complete sentences using "will/won't" to make predictions or offers about the future. 3. Write about future plans using "be going to" or the present continuous. 4. Explain the difference between using "be going to" and "will" to talk about the future.

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UNIVERSIDAD ABIERTA PARA ADULTOS

UAPA

PRESENTADO POR:

Exercises for Task 7 (English Grammar)

Complete the exercise that are below. Include a presentation to your report.

A. Complete the following sentences using BE GOING TO

1. It (rain) _ Is going to rain____________________


2. They (eat) ____are eating_______________ sandwiches and juice for lunch.
3. I (wear)___________am wearing___________ jeans and a shirt for the activity.
4. We (not / help) _____are not helping__________________ you on the final project.
5. Jack (not / walk) _____is not walking___________________ to the beach alone.
6. (cook / you) _____are not cooking_______________ lunch for your children?
7. Sue (share / not) ___is not sharing_________________ her bedroom with her sister.
8. (leave / they) ____they are not leaving____________________ the house?

B. Complete the following sentences using WILL/WON’T

1.You (earn) ____will earn____________ a lot of money if you work on this project.
2.You (travel)___will travel____________ around the world if you do your job well.
3.You (meet) _____will meet__________ interesting people in this office.
4.Everybody (adore) ____will adore__________ you.
5.You (not / have) ____won’t have__________ any problems if you do as I say.

C. Write about the things you plan to do. Use be going to for intentions or the
present continuous as future for more definite plans. Use future time
expressions.

Next, year I will be part of an amazing company called Spirit, they are a group of
employers that provide a great environment. I think that I am going to be the best
employee, all I have to do, is work hard on it and I will get it. I think next year will be the
best year of my life. I can't wait to be part of this amazing journey.

 D. Explain the differences between the future with BE GOING TO and WILL.
 
When we are talking about actions that are far into the future (months or maybe years
from now), we have to use WILL. When we are talking about actions that we will do
soon (tomorrow or next week), we have to use GOING TO.

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