Worksheet

Modal Verb Will And To Be Going To

1 - Change the sentences with “Will” to the negative and interrogative form:

a) They will have two extra meetings this afternoon.

Neg.: They will not (won’t) have two extra meetings this afternoon.

Int.: Will they have two extra meetings this afternoon?

b) I will have a cup of coffee.

Neg.: __________________________________________________________________

Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

c) Those people will tell you the truth.

Neg.: __________________________________________________________________

Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

d) We will finish the project tomorrow.

Neg.: __________________________________________________________________

Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

e) She will write you soon.

Neg.: __________________________________________________________________

Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

2 - Change the sentences with “Be Going To” to the negative and interrogative form:

a) We are going to leave as soon as possible.

Neg.: We are not (aren’t) going to leave as soon as possible.

Int.: Are we going to leave as soon as possible?

b) I’m going to eat a lot at the buffet.

Neg.: __________________________________________________________________

Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

c) He is going to jump into the river.

Neg.: __________________________________________________________________

Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

d) It’s going to rain soon.

Neg.: __________________________________________________________________

Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

e) We’re going to fly to New Zealand.

Neg.: __________________________________________________________________

Int.: ___________________________________________________________________

3 - Use ‘will’ or ‘be going to’:

a) Warren: I’m really cold.

Bill: I will turn the heating on, then.

b) Sam: There’s no milk.

Lee: Really? I ____________________ get some from the shop then.

c) Sam: There’s no milk.

Lee: I know. I ____________________ get some from the shop.

d) As soon as your friends leave, we ____________________ talk very seriously.

e) Erick: Why are you so happy?

Andrew: Because I am absolutely sure that I ____________________ win the Lottery this week!