What's wrong with the penguin?
It has a fever/high temperature.
A: I'm out of the shop. Can you help me with shopping? B: Yes, I ...
will
Oh, somebody is knocking! I ... open it.
are going to
am going to
is going to
will
What's wrong with the duck?
Its back hurts.
Can you see him? Look at his eyes. He ... (fall) asleep.
is going to fall
What's wrong with the man?
He's got a sore throat.
What has happened to the frog?
It has broken/injured its arm.
What has happened to him?
He has caught a cold.
Which sentence is correct?
I think we will win this game.
I think we're going to win this game.
I think we are winning this game.
Which sentence is correct?
What's wrong with her? I'll give her an aspirin.
What's wrong with her?I'm giving her an aspirin.
What's wrong with her?I'm going to give her an aspirin.
What has happened to the boy?
He has broken/injured his leg.
I ... meet my friend at the weekend.
will
am going
am going to
is going to
𝗗𝗮𝘂𝗴𝗵𝘁𝗲𝗿: There is no food in the fridge! 𝗗𝗮𝗱: No worries, I ... do the shopping after work.
will
am going to
am not going to
won't
What's wrong with the dog?
He's got a stomach ache.
What has happened ti the girl?
She has injured her toes
Sorry, I can't go. I'm busy tomorrow. I ... (visit) my grandma.
am going to visit
I hope this rainy weather ... (stop) soon.
will stop
Be nice or I ... (not give) you your phone back.
will not (won't) give
Look at the sky! It ... (rain).
is going to rain
We have everything ready. We ... (buy) a new car next week.
will buy
am going to buy
are going to buy
is going to buy
What's wrong with the woman?
She's got a headache.
What's wrong with him?
He has a runny nose.
Which illness has she got?
She's got a flu/cold
Which sentence is correct?
Look! I will catch him.
Look! I'm going to catch him.
Look! I'm catching him.
What's the girl doing?
She is coughing.
𝗔𝗹𝗶𝗰𝗲: I'm so hungry. 𝗧𝗼𝗺: Give me a minute, I ... make a sandwich for you.
am going to
will
won't
am not going to
We have awesome holiday plans. We ... (fly) to Japan.
are going to fly
Which sentence is correct?
She knows she will play tennis tonight.
She knows she is going to play tennis tonight.
I know I ... (drink) some water after the lesson.
am going to drink
I promise I ... (not get) angry.
will not (won't) get
𝗠𝘂𝗺: Stacy, the phone is ringing! 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗰𝘆: Ok, I ... take it.
am going to
will
aren't going to
is going to
Mum!!! Are you there???, ... help me with my homework??? I don't get it.
Will you
Are you going to
You are going to
You will
I think Maria ... pass her maths exam.
will/will not (won't)