Ex 4. Put the verb in the correct form:

1. I will do it for you tomorrow. (future tense)
2. My father calls you in 5 minutes. (simple present tense - habitual action)
3. We believe that she will recover from her illness soon. (future tense)
4. I promise I will return to school on time. (future tense - emphasis on keeping a promise)
5. If it rains, he will stay at home. (future conditional tense)
6. Will you take me to the zoo this weekend? (modal verb "will" used for request)
7. A: "There's someone at the door." B: "I will get it." (simple future tense - immediate action)
8. Joan thinks the Conservatives will win the next election. (future tense - prediction)
9. A: "I'm going to move my house tomorrow." B: "I am going to come and help you." (present continuous tense - planned future event)
10. If she passes the exam, she will be very happy. (future tense - conditional)

Ex 5. Complete the sentences using "Will" or "Going to":

1. Look at those black clouds. It will rain. (prediction based on observation)
2. I feel terrible. I think I am going to be sick. (intention about the near future)
3. Tom is going to be here at about 8 o'clock. (planned future arrival)
4. I think Sarah will probably get the present we bought for her. (educated guess)
5. We are going to visit my grandparents this evening. (planned future event)
6. "Gary phoned you while you were out." "OK, I will call him back." (simple future tense - action in response to present information)
7. This cheese looks horrible. I am not going to eat it. (decision about the immediate future)
8. I hope Tom will pass the exam. (hope about a future event)
9. "Are you going out this morning?" "No, I am going to watch television this evening." (planned future action)
10. Are you going to tidy your room? (question about a planned future action)