Question

4 Complete the sentences with the correct
form of will or be going to.
1 It's easy to find. You -a map. (not need)
2 Look at that black cloud. It. (rain)
3 We our grandparents in the
holidays. (see)
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4 How long
5 I'm sure he
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very hard next term. (work)
7 Scientists predict that temperatures all over
the world in the next few years. (increase)
in the USA? (she/stay)
you to the airport. (drive)
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Answer 1

1. It's easy to find. You don't need a map. (not using "will" or "be going to")

2. Look at that black cloud. It is going to rain.

3. We will see our grandparents in the holidays.

4. How long will you be staying in the USA?

5. I'm sure he will work very hard next term.

6. Temperatures all over the world are predicted to increase in the next few years.

7. Can I drive you to the airport? (not using "will" or "be going to")

Answer 2

Объяснение:

It's easy to find. You won't need a map. (use "won't need" for "not need")

Look at that black cloud. It's going to rain. (use "going to" for predictions based on current evidence)

We will see our grandparents in the holidays. (use "will" for a decision or promise made at the moment of speaking)

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How long will it take? (use "will" for future predictions, estimates or assumptions)

I'm sure he will work very hard next term. (use "will" for predictions based on personal opinion or expectation)

Temperatures all over the world are going to increase in the next few years. (use "going to" for predictions based on current evidence)

Where will she stay in the USA? (use "will" for future predictions, choices, or decisions)

I will drive you to the airport. (use "will" for a decision or promise made at the moment of speaking)