12648 will vs be going to

We use will for unplanned actions in the future.
We use be going to for planned actions in the future.

Fill in the blanks with will / be going to using the verbs below. Then match the sentences with the pictures.

buy / come / get up / help / lend / meet / give / drive / move / iron / plant / take

1-Which dress would you like to buy, madam?
- Hmm. I ……………………………………………… all of them.
2- What a heavy pumpkin. I can’t carry it.
-Ok. I ……………………………………………… you.
3-Our teacher is ill, so he ………………………………………… to
school tomorrow.
4-What are you doing with that shovel?
-I …………………………………………………. a tree.
5-Jack is setting his alarm clock.
He ……………………………………………………….. early.
6- I must iron my shirt but I haven’t got any time.
-Okay. I ………………………………………. it for you.
7- Oh no! I forgot my pencil at home.
-Don’t worry. I ………………………………………. you mine.
8- Martin is looking for his keys.
He ……………………………………………….
9-Thomas and David ……………………………….…………………
to another house next week.
10- Oh my God. The train leaves at 8.30 and it is
8.20 now. I am late!
- No panic. I …………………………………. you to the station.
11- Martha is getting ready in her room. She
………………………………… her boyfriend.
12- I am very thirsty.

-Wait a minute. I ……………………………………… you some
water.