3. Write the correct form of going to or will. a. Don't forget, it's Jo's birthday tomorrow. b. Is it? O.K., I'......... send her a card this afternoon. a. What are you plans for the summer? b. We' ......... spend the whole summer by the sea. 1. Oh no, look at that child. She ......... fall off her bike! 2. I think Ruth......... pass her exams without much difficulty. 3. Those bags look heavy. I ......... carry one for you. 4. a. Now don't forget to phone us. b. Don't worry. I ......... phone every day. 5. If my grades are good. I ......... get a place at university. 6. Millions of people ......... die of hunger again next year.

3. Write the correct form of going to or will.

Let's use either "going to" or "will" to complete the sentences correctly.

1. a. Don't forget, it's Jo's birthday tomorrow.

   b. Is it? O.K., I'will send her a card this afternoon.

   Explanation: "Will" is used for a spontaneous decision.

2. a. What are you plans for the summer?

   b. We'are going to spend the whole summer by the sea.

   Explanation: "Going to" is used for planned actions.

3. Oh no, look at that child. She is going to fall off her bike!

   Explanation: "Going to" is used for predictions based on present evidence.

4. I think Ruth will pass her exams without much difficulty.

   Explanation: "Will" is used for predictions based on opinion.

5. Those bags look heavy. I will carry one for you.

   Explanation: "Will" is used for offering help.

6. a. Now don't forget to phone us.

   b. Don't worry. I will phone every day.

   Explanation: "Will" is used for promises.

7. If my grades are good. I will get a place at university.

   Explanation: "Will" is used in conditional sentences (type 1).

8. Millions of people will die of hunger again next year.

   Explanation: "Will" is used for future facts.

Ответ: See the explanation above.