Week 23 Will/Going to

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo k, g
• Leerjaar 2

Will / To be going to

Lesson aims

At the end of the lesson you name two differences between the use of will and going to.

At the end of the lesson you can use will and going to in a sentence.

Will vs. going to

Will vs. going to

Wanneer gebruik je will?

1. Plannetje
2. Een voorspelling zonder bewijs
3. Aanbieding
4. Belofte

Wanneer gebruik je to be going to?

1. Een voorspelling met bewijs
2. Plannetje
3. (Spontaan) besluit
4. Belofte

I ... my niece this week.

1. will visit
2. 'm going to visit

You ... probably ... first prize.

1. will ... win
2. are ... going to win

Person A: 'You must be hungry.
I ... you a sandwich.'

1. am going to make
2. will make

I have no idea, but I have a feeling that my team ... tomorrow's match.

1. will win
2. is going to win

Look! He ... off his bike!

1. will fall
2. is going to fall

They ... there on time.

1. are not going to be
2. won't be

Marc ... this week. He has broken his knee.

1. isn't going to train
2. won't train

The match ... in a few minutes.

1. is going to start
2. will start

We ... a film tonight.

1. will watch
2. are going to watch

Use will, won't, shall of going to + the verb in brackets.

We ... (to fly) to Rome in June.

Use will, won't, shall of going to + the verb in brackets.

Hopefully, the problem ... (to disappear) on its own.

Use will, won't, shall of going to + the verb in brackets.

My students ... (to travel) to England next year.

Use will, won't, shall of going to + the verb in brackets.

The forecast says it ... (to be) sunny all week long.

Use will, won't, shall of going to + the verb in brackets.

When ... (to go - you) to America?