2. Circle will or be going to to complete the predictions.

1. I don’t think Chelsea will/ are going to win the Champions League next year. Their team isn’t strong enough.

2. Look at those clouds. It ’ll / ‘s going to snow.

3. Kat hasn’t done any revision. She won’t / isn’t going to pass her exams.

4. That car is going much too fast! It ’ll / ‘s going to crash!

5. I will / am going to email you tonight – I promise!

6. Jack’s holding a tennis racket. He ’ll / ‘s going to play tennis!

4. Order the words in a-e and then match them with 1-5 to make the first conditional sentences.

1. If you don’t finish your homework in time.

2. He’ll do an hour’s revision in the morning.

3. If she needs money over the summer.

4. If he decides to become an egineer.

5. If I pass all of my exams.

a. at university / apply / a place / for / he’ll

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b. teacher / happy / be / our / won’t

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c. wakes / up / enough / if / early / he

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d. parents / give / will / me / my / a reward

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e. a / she’ll / job / get / part-time

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