Question

I am tired.
---------------cook dinner today?
a. Will you
b. you will
c. Are you going
d. Are going to
Are you free tomorrow?
- sorry------------- study for the exam.
a. will you
b. I am going to
c. Am I going to
d. I will
What------------ do if you win the lottery?
a. are you going to
b. going to you
c. will you
d. won't you
Look! That car has had an accident?
Oh, no I----------- an ambulance!
a. 'm going to call
b. ´ll call
c. ´ll calls
d. am going to calls
I think I ----------- always love that woman
a. won't
b. will
c. am goingt to
d. am going to
I expect you'll pass your exams but what---------------- if you fail them.
a. Will you doing
b. Will you do
c. are you going to doing
d. are you going to do
I think----------------------- tomorrow, so now´s the time to cut the grass.
a. it will rain
b. it will rains
c. it is going to rain
d. it is going to rains
I have bought a guitar and I ------------------ to play it.
a. will learn
b. am going to learn
c. am going to learning
d. will play
Where does that noise come from?
I don't know.----------------- have a look
a. are
b.I´ll
c. going to
d. Won't
Did you invite Ann to the party?
Oh, no, I forgot!. I-------------------- her now.
a. Will phones
b. am going to phone
c. Will phone
d. am going to

Answer 1

Respuesta:

en la uno:

d)

dos:

b)

tres:

a)

cuatro:

a)

cinco:

b)

seis:

d)

Explicación:

para hacer una pregunta primero utilizamos el are y después nuestro verbo auxiliar "going to" que significa "hacer" y tu pregunta quedaría, traducida al español "Vas a hacer la cena hoy?"

Para expresarnos, en el inglés a la hora de decir usamos Going to o sus conjugaciones, el vergo going to, se refiere a hacer algo.

ejemplo:

"I am going to travel tonight"

El will lo usamos para un futuro que no es seguro.

El "doing" tiene el "ing" que significa "ando" o "endo" así que sólo se agrega cuando nos referimos a presente.

" I'm eating"

Answer 2

Respuesta:

Explicación: