We take this topic “Going To Future Tense vs Future Simple” because some people are still confused with these two future tenses. Both “going to” and “will” are used to talk about future actions but they are not exactly the same.
The Difference between Going To Future and Future Simple
Going To Future Tense vs Future Simple Exercises
Exercise I
- A: Do you want to go swimming with me? I (go) to the new swimming pool tomorrow. B: Sure. What time?
- A: Who wants to help me to clean the window? B: I (do) it, Mom.
- A: Do you have plans this Saturday? B: Yes. I (see) my grandparents.
- We (have) an examination the day after tomorrow.
- I (invite) her to my wedding party next month.
- I (stay) home and watch television tonight.
- He (start) his new project next Monday.
- We (have) dinner out tonight.
- We (go) to Copenhagen on our vacation this summer.
- A: I need a new battery for my clock. B: I (get) one for you.
Exercise II
Answer of Going To Future Tense vs Future Simple Exercises
Exercise I
- I’m going to go the new swimming pool tomorrow.
- I’ll do it, Mom.
- I’m going to see my grandparents.
- We’re going to have an examination the day after tomorrow.
- I’m going to invite her to my wedding party next month.
- I’m going to stay home and watch television tonight.
- He’s going to start his new project next Monday.
- We’re going to have dinner out tonight.
- We’re going to go to Copenhagen on our vacation this summer.
- I’ll get one for you.
Exercise II
- will
- going to
- going to
- will
- will
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