Use
we use will and be going to
often, there's no import
and be going to:
you're going to have an exp
you'll have an experience yo
and not be going to:
will you help me? of
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going to to talk about the future.
portant difference between will
nove an experience you'll never forget!
erence you're never going to forget
match to make sentences.
1 we
2 we're
3 is it
4 will you -
5 i won't
6 sadly, we're not going
7 will
8 of course
a going to be cold?
b speak english, i'll speak russian!
c go to red square?
d are going to fly to russia next week!
e to see the bolshoi ballet perform.
f i will!
g you send me a postcard?
h going to stay in moscow! ​

1) Will her relatives live in Canada?
Her relatives won't live in Canada.
2) Will she know French?
She won't know Franch.
3) Shall I spend my weekend in the country?
I shan't spend my weekend in the country.
4) Shall we have a class in English Today?
We shan't have a class in English Today.
5) Will you spend your free time at home?
You won't spend your free time at home.
6) Will he be a student of the University?
He won't be a student of the University.
7) Will there be a lot of work to do about the house?
There won't be a lot of work to do about the house.
8) Will the traffic be very heavy today?
The traffic won't be very heavy today.
9) Will I have an interesting job?
I won't have an interesting job.
10) Will there be many people on Sunday?
There won't be many people on Sunday.

1 .When Mark arrived, the Johnsons were having dinner.
2. While Tom was reading a book, Martha was watching TV.
3. Although the sun was shining, it was still cold, because it had been raining hard for two hours.
4. The first modern Olympics were in Athens more than a hundred years ago.
5. I was sleeping when my friend called.
6. Has he spoken about the opera before?
7. I didn’t wake him up, I knew he was very tired, because he had been working for 10 hours.
8. She was nervous because she had never flown before.
9. Did you see him yesterday?
10. What were you doing at 5 o’clock yesterday?