Future Forms - Will and Be Going To - Fill-in Exercise 1

Practise the difference between will for predictions, promises, offers, and decisions made at the moment, and be going to for plans and evidence-based predictions. Note: Because apostrophes can sometimes cause technical matching errors, it is better to use the full form when completing the gaps. If you use a shortened form, both the straight apostrophe (') and the curly apostrophe (’) are accepted.