English Grammar Course Unit 8: Will or going to ?

Incorrect.  We use will when we decide to do something at the time of speaking. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have been made.

Incorrect.  We use the present continuous to talk about arrangements that have been made. This answer is incorrect because it uses will which should be used for arrangements that have been made at the time of speaking. Here the person has  already decide on washing his car.

Incorrect. We use the present continuous for arrangements that have been made. This answer is incorrect because it uses will. Will should be used only for arrangements that have been made at the time of speaking.

Incorrect.  We use will when we decide to do something at the time of speaking. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. We use the present continuous if something about the present indicates a future event. This answer is incorrect because it uses will. Will cannot be used in such situations.

Incorrect.  The present continuous is used for arrangements that have already been made. This answer is incorrect because it uses  will. Will should be used only for arrangements that have been made at the time of speaking. Here the speaker is already on the way to buy something for dinner. It is an arrangement he has already made.

Incorrect. Will is used for arrangements made at the time of speaking. This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used only while talking about arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used to talk about arrangements that have been made at the time of speaking. This answer is incorrect because it is used for arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. We use the present continuous for arrangements that have already been made. This answer is incorrect because it uses will. Will should be used for arrangements that have been made at the time of speaking.

Incorrect.  Will is used for arrangements made at the time of speaking.  This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used for only arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect. Will is used to talk about arrangements that have been made at the time of speaking.  This answer is incorrect because it uses the present continuous which should be used only for arrangements that have already been made.

Incorrect.

First answer: Will is used for arrangements made at the time of speaking

Second answer:  Present continuous is used for arrangements that have already been made.  Here the Ben has already  decided to buy bread.

Third answer:  Will is used to talk about arrangements that are made at the time of speaking.

But this answer is incorrect since will has been used where the present continuous should have be used. Similarly, the present continuous has been used where will should have been used.

Incorrect.

First answer: Will is used for arrangements that have been made at the time of speaking.

Second answer: The present continuous is used for arrangements that have already been made.

But this answer is incorrect because will has been used where the present continuous should have been used. Similarly, the present continuous has been used where will should have been used.