Choose the better form: I think it ___ rain tomorrow., do, will, going to, would, Choose the better form: Look at those clouds! It ___ rain., can, does, is going to, will, Choose the better form: I’m thirsty. I ___ make some tea., will, was, did, am going to, Choose the better form: We bought tickets. We ___ visit Rome next week., have, will, do, are going to, Choose the better form: I promise I ___ help you., will, would, had, am going to, Choose the better form: She studied medicine, so she ___ become a doctor., has, will, is going to, does, Choose the better form: The phone is ringing. I ___ answer it., did, was, am going to, will, Choose the better form: They saved money. They ___ buy a new car., will, are going to, can, were, Choose the better form: Maybe people ___ live on Mars one day., are going to, have, will, do, Choose the better form: Watch out! You ___ drop that glass., are going to, did, will, had, Choose the better form: I forgot my wallet. I ___ go back for it., neither, both, going to, will, Choose the better form: She has already planned everything. She ___ start university in October., will, neither, going to, both, Choose the better form: I’m sure you ___ enjoy this film., will, going to, neither, both, Choose the better form: Look at him! He ___ fall off the bike., neither, going to, will, both, Choose the better form: Don’t worry, I ___ carry that bag for you., neither, will, going to, both, Choose the better form: They’ve decided to move. They ___ rent a flat in Gdańsk., going to, both, will, neither, Choose the better form: I think our team ___ win the match., neither, both, will, going to, Choose the better form: Be careful! You ___ hit your head., both, will, neither, going to, Choose the better form: The doorbell is ringing. I ___ get it., both, neither, will, going to, Choose the better form: He has booked the hotel. He ___ stay there for three nights., both, going to, neither, will, Choose the better form: I’m certain she ___ like your idea., neither, going to, both, will, Choose the better form: They’ve just painted the nursery. They ___ have a baby., going to, neither, will, both, Choose the better form: That looks heavy. I ___ help you lift it., neither, both, will, going to, Choose the better form: She has trained hard. She ___ run the marathon next month., neither, will, both, going to, Choose the better form: I believe prices ___ go up soon., both, will, neither, going to, Choose the better form: He’s carrying too many plates. He ___ break one., going to, neither, both, will, Choose the better form: Thanks for asking. I ___ send you the file tonight., neither, will, both, going to, Choose the better form: We’ve discussed it a lot. We ___ change our supplier., neither, will, both, going to, Choose the better form: I’m sure they ___ arrive on time., will, going to, neither, both, Choose the better form: She’s studying the menu. She ___ order the pasta., neither, both, going to, will, Choose the better form: Oh no, we’re late! I ___ call a taxi., both, neither, going to, will, Choose the better form: They’ve chosen a date. They ___ get married in June., will, neither, going to, both, Choose the better form: I expect he ___ forget about the meeting., going to, will, neither, both, Choose the better form: Look at that dog! It ___ jump into the water., going to, both, will, neither, Choose the better form: Someone is at the door. I ___ open it., going to, neither, both, will, Choose the better form: We’ve packed our suitcases. We ___ leave early tomorrow., both, going to, will, neither, Choose the better form: I think you ___ need more time., will, neither, going to, both, Choose the better form: He’s looking at the map. He ___ ask for directions., neither, both, going to, will, Choose the better form: Don’t panic. We ___ find a solution., will, neither, both, going to, Choose the better form: She has bought flour and eggs. She ___ bake a cake., will, neither, both, going to

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