Question

3. Choose be going to or will for the following sentences.
— Why are you looking for a screwdriver? — One of the kitchen chairs has a loose screw. I … fix it.
— The computer printer isn’t working again! What am I going to do?—Calm down. Give Bill a call. He …fix it for you. It’s probably just a loose connection.
—Are you going to the post office soon?—Yeah. Why?
—I need to send this letter today.—I …mail it for you.
— Thanks.
—Why are you carrying that box?—I …mail it to my sister. I’m on my way to the post office.
—Let’s meet for a beer after work?—Sounds good to me. I … meet you at the bar at six.
—Can you meet me for a beer after work?—I’d like to, but I can’t. I … stay at the office until seven tonight.
— It’s grandfather’s eighty-fifth birthday next Sunday. What …you …give him for his birthday?—I …give him a walking stick that I made myself.
8. — I have a note for Jim from Julia. I don’t know what to do with it. — Let me have it. I … give it to him. He’s in my class.
— Thanks. But you have to promise not to read it.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Why are you looking for a screwdriver? One of the kitchen chairs has a loose screw. I **will fix it.**

2. The computer printer isn’t working again! What am I going to do? Calm down. Give Bill a call. He **will fix it** for you. It’s probably just a loose connection.

3. Are you going to the post office soon? Yeah. Why? I need to send this letter today. I **will mail it** for you.

4. Thanks.

5. Why are you carrying that box? I **am going to mail it** to my sister. I’m on my way to the post office.

6. Let’s meet for a beer after work? Sounds good to me. I **will meet you** at the bar at six.

7. Can you meet me for a beer after work? I’d like to, but I can’t. I **will stay** at the office until seven tonight.

8. It’s grandfather’s eighty-fifth birthday next Sunday. What **will you give him** for his birthday? I **will give him** a walking stick that I made myself.

9. I have a note for Jim from Julia. I don’t know what to do with it. Let me have it. I **will give it** to him. He’s in my class. Thanks. But you have to promise not to read it.

Answer 2

Here are the correct choices of "be going to" or "will" for the given sentences:

1. I will fix it.
2. He will fix it for you.
3. I will mail it for you.
4. I will mail it to my sister.
5. I will meet you at the bar at six.
6. I will stay at the office until seven tonight.
7. What will you give him for his birthday?
8. I will give it to him.